So my new coach is 50amp and I am going to a camp this weekend that just has 30. I'm just trying to conserve as much amps as possible to avoid a brown out. Ill have to have both ACs on while we are in the coach at full blast due to it being really ...
PIcking up my new 36' MH tomorrow. Been driving a 27' Class A for the past year and a half. Have had no troubles with it including towing a jeep 4 down.I'm assuming my turns will be a little wider, but other than that should be more or less the sam...
I am upgrading from a short MH that has a 30 amp plug to a bigger MH that is now 50amp.My home is wired with a 30amp outlet. I know there is an adapter, but I"m curious as to how much it can push.Problem is this new coach has a residential refrigera...
Looking at 2015 fleetwood 35k. Honestly a very good looking coach. Interior is well done lots of bells and whistles. really like the layout and seems very compfortable. .Just wondering overall construction quality. Not thrilled with a TPO roof. Not ...
OK i was wrong it's pulling the line voltage down to 109ish. Saw the 2nd zone go to 106 for a brief moment.Total amps it's using hover between 18-20. These are airexcel high efficiency ACs if that matters. I put them on cool high. Don't think it ...
John S. wrote:But what is the load drawing the AC voltage down too? I do not run two acs on a 30 even when I had a LP fridge. It will eventually trip the breaker. My AC units use 14 amps each and more at startup. Unless you have a EMS to guard a...
bluwtr49 wrote:The refrigerator will be the least of you worries on 30A. It's unlikely you can run both AC units at all much less both units and anything else AC like microwave, hot water heater, TV, and etc.A brown out isn't much of a concern but e...
valhalla360 wrote:Propane for the fridge should be fine but you will be pushing that 30amp outlet to run 2 AC units.Keep in mind a 30amp outlet is actually only rated for around 25amps. You might want to check the voltage drop to make sure you aren't...
Bill.Satellite wrote:The Norcold is not a residential refrigerator so don't get confused by posts you might read in other forums about their usage. A RR runs on A/C only and would be the same kind of fridge you have in a house (Samsung, GE, etc.).Yo...
