MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
I have connected several brands of 15K roof airs to a 20 amp receptacle.
Not only do they start fine, they RE-start fine against high head pressure. This is for testing not a permanent installation.
THIMK!
30 amp to 20 amp
Rigs connect to 30 amp service AND operate their hot water heater, refrigerator, and converter AND the 15K roof air...
What he said.
I picked up a Kill-A-Watt plug in meter at Harbor Freight on sale a while back. I took the time and plugged it in to my TT AC line using a 30 to 15 amp adapter. The house circuit it plugs into is 20 amp (former submariner, I have all my house circuit breakers and what they supply mapped out ;). My AC is a 13,500 BTU and measured a constant 12 amps on high. Actually 1446 watts.
