Marine (boat) receptacle to rv 30 am adapter..does it exist?
Allright, the boaters forum people cant seem to help so I turn it over to you all. Is there an adapter to go from 30 amp 125v volt to the typical 30 amp rv female?
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mobeewan wrote:
Or maybe this plug?
AC-WORKS-RV-Generator-Adapter-NEMA-L5-30P-30-Amp-125-Volt-Locking-Plug-to-RV-TT-30R-30-Amp-RV-Female-Connector
Or this dogbone?
Tasco-Locking-30-Amp-Plug-L5-30P-to-Right-Angle-30-Amp-Receptacle-TT-30R-RV-Adapter-16-00556HD/302621830
I believe the first one is it.shastagary wrote:
like this? RV Power Cord Adapter - 30 Amp Twist Lock Female to 30 Amp Male
Reverse the connectors (male to shore) and (female receives rv plug) and that's it.GocartMozart wrote:
Probably. If not you can make one.
Allright, the boaters forum people cant seem to help so I turn it over to you all. Is there an adapter to go from 30 amp 125v volt to the typical 30 amp rv female?
30a RV is a NEMA TT-30R. https://www.progressiveindustries.net/tt-30r
What is the designation of the 'boat' connector?
Or post a picture.- There are adapters from "generator" (twist lock) 30 amp to female 30 amp RV.
- In or out of the boat. If it's a male twist contractor's type female socket on one end and a male RV type plug on the other the answer is No exist. Buy a new 30 amp RV extension cord and clop off the incorrect end and then graft on the correct terminal. Most marine connectors are a male twist lock contractor's type set deep into a well.
GocartMozart wrote:
Allright, the boaters forum people cant seem to help so I turn it over to you all. Is there an adapter to go from 30 amp 125v volt to the typical 30 amp rv female?
the 30-amp RV connection is also 120VAC. are the connectors different? what are you trying to accomplish?
