Forest River Hemisphere 26bhkhl

Thankful she doesn't own a hair dryer

If you ever need one let me know.
My DW has a hair dryer and a back up unit under the sink. Then I found another back up to the back up under the island bed, then another back up to those back ups in a locked toolbox (yes tool box, she was trying to fool me)
Then one day when I was vacuuming under the rear seat in the truck, guess what I found ? A 12v hair dryer … I guess in case of a black out or a failed Honda 2000 ? :R

Thanks everyone for the feedback. I've been researching my brains out and that is one area I want sure about. Wanted to be sure that, with the ac running, I could still enjoy the things in my rig without the fear of every little thing tripping the breaker. 30 amps just sounded small, I didn't realize just how much I could throw on it.

prichardson wrote:
As long as you don't have multiple high amp items, ie A/C, water heater, hair dryer, etc., running at the same time you will have no problems.

Amen to that. My wife has managed to trip a 30 amp breaker in the morning by having the A/C, microwave, electric grill and electric coffee pot all going at the same time. Thankful she doesn't own a hair dryer :).

As long as you don't have multiple high amp items, ie A/C, water heater, hair dryer, etc., running at the same time you will have no problems.

camp-n-family wrote:
You don’t need 50amp service to run the things you list, even all at once. Really only need it if you have dual air conditioners or several high draw items like them.

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our 33ft TT is 30 amp
we can run 13.5 ac, microwave, and watch tv at the same time.
plus our fridge is residential not propane

You don’t need 50amp service to run the things you list, even all at once. Really only need it if you have dual air conditioners or several high draw items like them.

I've had a 30A TT for about 20 yrs. I've never tripped the 30A breaker.

I would think you would need to upgrade the distribution panel from 30 to 50amp service and being that you are asking a question like this suggests that would probably require you to hire an electrician and that would be expensive.
I would think about the amps you use on a daily basis at a given time. We are careful not to use toasters, hair dryers and electric heaters at the same time or on shared circuits.
Most all other things like a tv, pc, lights , chargers etc are not a problem.

The link below explains things without Mr. Lazy having to type it. :)


https://blog.gorving.com/2017/06/rv-living-30-amps/