15/30/50 SHORE POWER PLUG IN ?
My camper, listed below, uses what I believe is, a 30 amp shore power plug. I have a 15 amp adaptor. That is the standard looking plug in right? Am I correct in thinking a 50 amp connector is 220 v...
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If you measure it a certain way, you may be correct, but there is nothing in my RV rated for 240 volts, unlike a kitchen stove or electric dryer. So to say that my RV is 240 volts is being specious. It has 2 legs of 120 volts, but no where in that trailer are those 120 volts wired to produce 240 volts.
Kind of like saying if you have 4 6-volt batteries, you have a 24 volt system. You don't because it isn't wired that way, but if you checked the batteries with a voltmeter, you could come up with 24 volts.
Kind of like saying if you have 4 6-volt batteries, you have a 24 volt system. You don't because it isn't wired that way, but if you checked the batteries with a voltmeter, you could come up with 24 volts.
