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- mlts22Explorer50 amp circuits tend to be far less used, so there is less chance of a bad connection. I've had times where even with some treatment with De-Ox-It, I couldn't get reliable power from an older 30A connection.
- MudChuckerExplorer
BB_TX wrote:
Just to add. You can tell him that even though he is plugging into a 50 amp service, his TT is protected by its own 30 amp breaker.
exactly.
In fact, this is why most with 30 amp RV's will dogbone into the 50 amp circuit so they only have to flip the breaker inside the RV and not have to run outside in the cold or bugs of night etc to flip the pedestal. - BB_TXNomadJust to add. You can tell him that even though he is plugging into a 50 amp service, his TT is protected by its own 30 amp breaker.
- midnightsadieExplorer IIthanks I,M calling him now.
- netaqExplorerNo problem at all. The adapter is just pulling power off one of the legs of the 50 amp plug.
- harold1946Exploreryes, that's the correct way to do it.
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