Switching out amperage box
Ok, so I've been looking and have not seen this question arise. With all of the electrical conversions people use out there, (home power vs shore power etc) The one question I have is....what if inste...
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Just make sure you don't install any 240 appliances, because you don't always have 240. Example: All RVs with 50 amp service use either leg, but ALL appliances are 110, so if you combine both circuits feeding it from a SINGLE 110 source they could all potentially run.
Now, if you decide to install a 240V appliance, it will need 240, so it would not run in a 110V 30A plug even if you are feeding both legs.
A 240V appliance could suffer damage if plugged in in this manner. Examples are a cooktop, water heater, AC, etc.
Now, if you decide to install a 240V appliance, it will need 240, so it would not run in a 110V 30A plug even if you are feeding both legs.
A 240V appliance could suffer damage if plugged in in this manner. Examples are a cooktop, water heater, AC, etc.
