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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George3037 wrote:OK correction - I have 18 duplex plugs or 36 places to plug.CA Traveler wrote:
Lower production costs trumps almost everything else.
Example: My rig has diesel heat and yet I have the much larger propane tank for the refer and stove and the propane furnace that other models have. The propane tap for my outside BBQ uses as much propane as both the refer and stove. But I only need to fill the propane tank every 2 years when it's down to 1/2 tank. :B
Want to hear about my 18 120V plugs on one circuit?
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I also have 9 duplex outlets (18 places to plug in a 120V device). The key to the OP's FIL as mentioned is power management to use the outlets sparingly and not at the same time. Larger draw items should be on dedicated circuits. It doesn't help that his TT has multiple high draw devices on the same circuits.
Yes agree he has overloaded circuits and apparently I do as well. My circuit is on the inverter output and the first plug is a GFCI. Then the 17 additional plugs are connected to the GFCI output.
