I have a 30 amp RV. Can I use this device to connect three extension cords to three separate circuits, NOT just 3 separate outlets, but 3 separate circuits, in my home to have full power in the 30 amp power in the RV while driveway camping?
749768
It is really not recommended for use like that, but the worst that could happen is the breaker on your generator would trip from overload. Give it a try?????
1886969
No. This inverter is designed for portable use, RV, boat, etc. It will short it out, and burn it up if you try it. You need to buy one that is made to be hard wired, (very expensive), or just run an extension cord from the Samlex to the lights, appliances, etc.that you need to run. I know it's inconvient, but better than sitting in a dark house!
547127
That's the total amperage. The device will only use as much as it needs. Short answer: it should work fine.
255407
No. That is why i had to buy a new one. We moved into a new home that someone had 240 volts at plug for a rv. Pluged it in and boom never worked again. Its not normal for one of these to use 240, i would test yours or where your pluging it in at. Also the normal rv plug is not for 240, it just pulls alot of amps (ac,fridge,heat,lights,tv) so it needs a bigger wire and plug.
60012
Aaron, No! Do not use this plug for your RV outlet. I have however, modified this plug with a cord to fit my neighbors trailer to run the generator into the dryer outlet for an emergency backup situation if needed. You must have a full understanding of the breaker box and wiring to perform this task safely.
1292050
There is a 30 amp outlet on the generator, and with this adapter, you can use 3 regular 110 outlet extension cords with it, by plugging it in.
908572
Yes, as long as you have the adapter plug for 50 amp to 30 amp it works. I have used it several times when I could only get 30 amp service at campsite.
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.
211995
Of course, but your extension cord must support three prong plugs. However, this device is best utilized by plugging directly into a wall outlet due to its design (that is my opinion not a necessity)
2227958
It really depends on your power source. I use a single adapter for my RV that can go from a 30a supply to my 50a plug. You can go downt to a 15a standard household plug to 50a with the right adaptor. With this cable you will only be able to adapt one of the 15a plugs for the adapter but it will work keeping in mind you are limited to drawing 15a. Hope this helps.
1243636
I don't see why you couldn't do this BUT you will want to check any electricity limits to be sure. I probably wouldn't use a bar extension with more than 3 plug-ins just to be on the safe side.
337799
put a active wire,off the drok dc meter, to the active line being used to, run things in your rv that should use of power and what is left good luck Chris
1611029
Not all 50 amp inlets are made for an RV. Some are made for electric dryers and other things which you do not want to use.... it could be very unsafe. This cord is wired differently... it is for 2 air conditioners (for example) so each will have its own power. Take your cord to an RV dealer or electric supply house to purchase an inlet... they are not very expensive.... then let an electrician install it for you.
1410673
If you have a 12V outlet (like in your RV or car), you can certainly connect this to the 12V supply. I think everything is pointing out that your electrical outlet inside your house is 120V AC. And you can't plug this directly into that socket, but I think you already know that.
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Jaco, I have used that same breaker on my RV solar panel array. I have not had any problems with it. It is well build and it is resettable should it trip. Your load I am assuming is connected directly of the batteries. You did not state how many batteries you have. Should the load be greater then 50 Amps the breaker will trip. As you have stated that your controller output is 30 Amps you should be fine.
279782
Yes it can. I specifically used it in that regards. I took it camping and we used it for the coffee maker (I know really ruffing it!) and it powered the rice cooker (Hawaiian are big on their rice) simultaneously. Both were plugged into a strip outlet. Just be sure to account for the wattage of your appliances and you should be fine. Hope this helps!!
1594848
Yes, this is just an extension cord for the 30 amp service used by your RV. It has a male end that will plug into the power and a female end that you will plug the cord from your RV into.