crazyro
Mar 24, 2017Explorer
Exension cords (mainly for fridge and cooking devices)
I searched but couldn't find quite the right answer. I'm sorry for all the questions, but as first timers, I guess it's expected. :)
Couple of questions:
1. Should I look for anything in particular to power the fridge (outside plug in the panel)? I know household fridge/freezer boxes are really not supposed to use extension cords, but assuming the little ones in our TTs do. Would any outdoor rated cord suffice?
2. Same question regarding an Instant Pot - as recommended, we plan on using it to do most of our cooking but would like to plug into campground 15 amp plug and not into TT.
3. Is it better to have two extension cords (one for each) or would a good gauge outdoor cord and splitter be ok for both? (do most campgrounds provide one or two 15 amp connections?)
Thank you so much for any info you could provide.
Couple of questions:
1. Should I look for anything in particular to power the fridge (outside plug in the panel)? I know household fridge/freezer boxes are really not supposed to use extension cords, but assuming the little ones in our TTs do. Would any outdoor rated cord suffice?
2. Same question regarding an Instant Pot - as recommended, we plan on using it to do most of our cooking but would like to plug into campground 15 amp plug and not into TT.
3. Is it better to have two extension cords (one for each) or would a good gauge outdoor cord and splitter be ok for both? (do most campgrounds provide one or two 15 amp connections?)
Thank you so much for any info you could provide.