NEW, 30a plug starting to melt
Ok, I have a 2011 Hornet Hideout. We was down at the lake in a 30amp spot for about a week or maybe more. I am a 100% disabled OEF Veteran due to an IED. So when we go camping, we don't pay attention ...
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Heat is caused by resistance. And resistance is due to poor connections. Voltage has nothing to do with it. When you have bad, loose, or dirty contacts or wiring, the current flow thru that causes heat. And the heating will occur even though it may be well below the tripping limit of the park breaker. The poor connection may be in the park outlet, or in your cord connector. The only solution is to solve that problem.
If they have 50 amp connections and you have a 30 amp rig then the 50 to 30 adapter may solve your problem. Or it may be that that particular site had a bad outlet and another site you may not have the same problem.
If they have 50 amp connections and you have a 30 amp rig then the 50 to 30 adapter may solve your problem. Or it may be that that particular site had a bad outlet and another site you may not have the same problem.
