Aug-03-2014 03:52 PM
Aug-10-2014 07:03 AM
n7bsn wrote:
Em, you do know that the conventional 15amp 120 plug is not rated for running the A/C, well, plus the converter and anything else. By "not rated" I mean it will may melt (yes I have seen that)
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Aug-04-2014 08:05 AM
dadwolf2 wrote:
Most RV campgrounds have 15,30 & 50 amp service.
Don't suppose you have any pictures of your defunct power center and replacement set-up?
Aug-03-2014 09:51 PM
smkettner wrote:
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That pic is an old unit. New stuff requires GFCI for the 15/20 amp outlet.
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Aug-03-2014 09:18 PM
hedge wrote:You can connect a 5-15 outlet to a 20a breaker but a 5-20 must have 20a breaker. Either outlet will handle 20 amps just fine. And yes the 5-20 plug has the neutral rotated 90 degrees. 5-20 outlet has a T slot on the neutral to accept either.
I believe the outlets people are calling 20a are actually 15a. a 20 A outlet should have one of the legs of the plug have a horizontal notch.... or is that just convention as the above pic shows the breaker as 20a?
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