TT plugged in at home?
I currently have an Arctic Fox truck camper with an 13.5k btu AC unit. When I'm at home I can plug it in to a 110 outlet and still run the AC and some lights and Fridge. It is a 30amp unit. I'm ge...
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westend wrote:
Both of the above posts offer an accurate assessment of the workings of an RV A/C unit and the electrical requirements. Unfortunately, they are centered around running a 13.5K BTU unit. The OP is asking about a 15K BTU unit and his household branch circuit.
To be fair I did answer the OP's question directly in my first post back on Page 1 of this discussion ...
"No. Even in your current situation running a single 13,500 BTU A/C on a 15 amp drop you should be running only the A/C and nothing else. Attempting to run a 15,000 BTU A/C will only worsen the situation.
Can't get much clearer than that. :R
