I have a 30 amp service in my unit and I wanted to know if I can safely use a 50 amp protector or should I buy the 30 amp.Reasoning being if I bought another rv down the road I would be covered if it was 50 amp.
The 50 amp unit will work just as well but cost a lot more.
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et2 wrote: 50 amp will do it all. You'll need the adapters.
This is kind of a tough call.
While it's true that a model with a higher "capacity" might do OK, the more adapters you put into the line, the more loss there will be and just two more things to go wrong/wear out/cause trouble.
If I ever end up doing much shore power, I think I'll go with the 30 amp model.