30 amp =
The RT electrical is 30 amps. So plugging it in to the 110V at the house it is pulling how many watts with nothing pulled from the house electrical to the vehicle (microwave, clock, radio, etc.)? :) ...
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Fastpaddler wrote:
I can confirm one thing friends: If you plug your 30amp power cable, with 15 amp adaptor on end into your 110v house power, do NOT try running your aircon unless you have a 20amp circuit breaker--quite often the 15amp ones trip the breaker because most of those aircons need 20amps to run for a while. Some people do manage but it is more luck than brains!!!
The roof a/c on my unit works just fine with a cord from the garage. It's a 15 amp breaker. Lightning took my central air out so I've been running the RV to keep cool. I've actually had to cut it back as it got too cold inside. I even have the TV (minimal draw on that one) plugged in.
