Testing electric at home base
Just moved my TT to my house today from my storage. ( first tow with new ecoboost !! Nice ) Anyway, I am plugged up to 110 via a little black plug converter ( steps down from 30 to 15 ), and using ...
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riven1950 wrote:
Ok, comments have generated one more question...Is it really necessary to turn off the converter to run the tests. Reason I ask is I have never turned it off, don't know where switch is. If I remember correctly it is kind of like a elect panel in a stick house with a bunch of breakers.
Yes, there should be a breaker for your converter.
However, I've never turned mine off while having the camper out front and I've ran the A/C. I agree with only 1 thing at a time (A/C or WH or vacuum (in our case) or ...). But I never considered nor worried about the converter and have yet to blow the breaker.
I do agree with Old-Biscuit- check the temperature of the adapter and cords. I personally prefer dogbone adapters than the puck style.
