Just my 2 centsThe "trailer wiring fault" is just that. The controller knows that a trailer is connected and if it doesn't like the current it sees by monitoring it. Since you have tried it on 3 other Ford IBC controllers it might not be them. You ca...
vladio: My last trailer had a problem similar to yours. There was a 30 amp fuse in the trailer to protect the trailer’s charge wire in case it grounded out. I hooked up a voltmeter to the 12 vdc source of my fridge and didn’t see any change with my T...
The electrical codes are guide lines, they’re made from electrical theory and if you don’t understand the electrical theory, then you won’t understand the code.Very simply put the length of copper wire, gauge, insulation and wiring installation metho...
SaltiDawg wrote:MPD56 wrote: ...But my point is that even connecting a generator to a RV is not a simple play & play event.I have not so much as expressed an opinion on the subjectAs I said in my first post in this thread, "While I do have an opinion...
SaltiDawg wrote:MPD56 wrote: ...A ship at sea is wired to code. When it is on shore power, does the power cord have a ground conductor? The electrical code will also determine that.Shorepower is ungrounded three phase 450 Volt, 60 Hz, power to a sub...
