Advice on 30 amp Install at Home
Our electrician will be coming soon for needed work, and while here I want to add 30 amp service so kids can use it when visiting and have more power available than what I have now, which is using an ...
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Big Katuna wrote:Kimbrew81 wrote:
If he is a residential electrician he won't have any problems. Basically all he will be doing is adding a receptacle just like is ran for your clothes dryer except possibly in some sort of weatherproof enclosure depending on your mounting location . I picked mine up at Home Depot for around $25-$30 for enclosure and receptacle together.
This is exactly wrong. That is the mistake that residential sparkies make that burn up RV stuff.
It is NOT the same as a dryer, it's 120, not 220 but it looks like a 220 volt 30a recep.
Wrong wrong wrong, A dryer is 220 a dryer and TT. plug are slightly different. But the major difference is 120 volts vs. 220 volts
Many electricians have messed this up. Check carefully.
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