Wiring a separate plug for the rear AC Part 2
My RV only has 30-amp power and can only run one AC at a time while on shore power. I made a post awhile back about wiring in a switch and a separate plug in the generator compartment so I can run my ...
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Son of Norway wrote:
Thanks to all. I am trying to think this through. There is a switch in the coach to choose between the front and the rear AC. I think I'll put the wiring back as it was and use a clamp-on meter to see which pair of wires the rear AC draws from.
This statement shows that they have a single, common, wiring pair that feeds them up to the switch. The switch is where they branch off. If you want to run another power cord to the rear A/C, the wiring at the switch is where you will have to tie in.
