30A panel on large trailer... too small?
My father-in-law just purchased a slightly used 26 feet long travel trailer, with as well, a 30A electrical panel. He have a 13.5K roof AC and a electric/DSI water heater, just like most of travel tra...
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SoundGuy wrote:
No different than in your house where most circuits are rated for 15 amp service ... ensure only one high draw device is running on any given 15 amp service.
Yes... but in my house I have a 400A service with 2 or more standalone 15A circuit in EACH ROOM... of in the kitchen where I have 4x 20A circuit for small appliances...
Plus... it's also easy to calculate power requirement when you are dealing with portable/removable devices connected to a 15A wall power outlet... but when you speak of built-in devices such as a recessed fridge, water heater, AC, etc. It's not that much easy to see where they are connected, plus, I don't know exactly how this trailer are wired, do you think that someone drunk puts all the built-in devices on a single circuit? :S
