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electrical:shore_power [2017/10/11 13:08] frater_secessus [50A shore power] |
electrical:shore_power [2019/03/12 16:57] frater_secessus [power testers] |
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The 20A outlet is rated for 2400W.((http:// | The 20A outlet is rated for 2400W.((http:// | ||
- | Note: using a 10A circuit breaker on the RVs AC breaker box will prevent tripping a residential circuit breaker | + | Note: using a 10A circuit breaker on the RVs AC breaker box will prevent tripping a residential circuit breaker when the RVer might not have access to reset it. A 15A breaker might or might not, depending on whether the RV or residential breaker trips first. |
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The RV can also run off a 15A/20A outlet with an adapter but would have to be careful about loads (heavy loads like a single A/C unit, electric cooktop, or microwave would have to be run one at a time). | The RV can also run off a 15A/20A outlet with an adapter but would have to be careful about loads (heavy loads like a single A/C unit, electric cooktop, or microwave would have to be run one at a time). | ||
===== 50A shore power ===== | ===== 50A shore power ===== | ||
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+ | 50A to 30A adapters will use one leg of the outlet to feed the RV with 50A. | ||
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+ | A //shore power port// is designed to let you plug power cables into the side of your van or RV. As discussed above, RVs typically use 30A/50A service -- they use [[https:// | ||
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+ | Vans typically use [[https:// | ||