How many prongs are on the plug ? My trailer has 50 amp service and has 4 prongs - 3 with a ground.
210562
Three prongs plus one ground. I have used with a 50 Amp extension cord plug it in to the cord and the round side hooks into the trailer. It works great.
210563
This is a 50 amp RV plug in on one end that has 3 female sockets for (2) -power (1) neutral and the ground is on the outer edge of the plug in. The other end has 4 prongs. The one end is the standard marine type plug and the other looks like what plugs into a 50 amp plug at RV park. Works great. Hope this helps.
210564
On the 50 amp side it has 3, which plugs right into a standard RV shore power plug on the trailer side. On the 15/20 amp male end is a standard household that will plug into an extension cord. What this does is power one side so you can use it to charge the batteries and it enen ran our refrigerator.
210565
IT is 4 prongs but it is the marine connection. Is that what you have on the 50 amp side?
731737
I use a 3-prong. Granted mine is an older model and they may have redesigned the plug in the handle but mine has more than enough space for a 3-prong extension cord. The mower is double insulated anyway so there's no issue with using a 3-prong cord.
62220
12 & 10 gauge for the brakes. You should be happy with this cable. Just a FYI, I mounted a 4x4 plastic electrical box with gasket & screw on cover, on the front of the trailer and made all the connections in this water tight box. Put grease inside each wire connector before screwing the wires on. Takes a little more time however it's been years with no electrical problems.
484761
I took out my 30 amp plug and replaced it with this 15 amp. My set up is a 6x12 box trailer. "Not a RV" I hook my Honda 2000 generator to it all the time. Only power is a microwave and a coffee pot. Maybe the occasional PowerTool or light. I mostly did this so I wouldn't have to have an adapter. The trailer originally came with a 30 amp locking plug.
1611209
The generator has four 15A outlets that accept standard extension cord 3 prong plugs. We bought this generator during an extended power outage and used it for a couple of days with 4 extension cords connected to the generator. We have since hard wired the generator to a transfer switch and a 30 amp cable.
1563190
only 2 prongs... No ground. I wouldn't use it for a high wattage bulb for example, a high pressure sodium lamp. Hope this helps.
963153
The plug is 3 prong. Good catch regarding the picture ... I didn't notice the picture before I ordered it. 8-)
628327
I did a quick GOOGLE search - here is what I found: http://www.rvforum.net/SMF_forum/index.php?topic=44968.0 I would go with running underground wires to a mobile pedestal and put a 100 AMP breaker box - with both a 50 amp and 30 amp RV plug along with a dual 110V plug. just in case you buy a 50 amp rv later
1889301
I think it was 3 prong. I don't know because the units failed rapidly and I discarded them about a month after the purchase.
2100011
It is the power requirement for the electrical system in our RV. Some are 30amp, some are 50amp - the type of electrical outlet you plug into at a campground, etc.
1102429
One last thing, you will probably need an adapter for the cable. A 50 amp generator usually has both types of outlets, 30 and 50 amps. A 30 amp generator only has a 30 amp outlet and it has a different type off plug.
1097566
You're welcom.Also, if it helps any. I put the converter on the trailer and wired it there, instead of on the tow vehicle. That way there is no change to the plug on the truck and I didn't have to add any additional connections between truck and trailer.
775066
This wiil work with a 2 prong, non-grounded plug. I do not believe it will work with a 3 prong grounded plug. It will work if the ground prong is removed but then you have a safety issue.
1223424
This is only a 30amp extension cord. They do make one that you are looking for which is a 50amp. You should probably buy a "dogbone" of 30 amp and one that is adaptable to a 120V outlet. The 30amp is for campgrounds that don't have 50amp services and the 120V is so you can plug it in to your house if need be if you're not wired for 240V. Hope this helped.
1400668
It has a three pronged plug... I would recommend you use it on a grounded outlet.
571531
Sorry, my first reply was incorrect. Now that I am home, I see the plug, indeed, is 3-prong.
73975
It has a flat four pin plug. Not sure about uhauls? I think most smaller u hauls probably have this plug. It is pretry standard for small trailers and boat trailers.