I already have 50 amp service in my garage that I use for my RV. can I Use a splitter and bring this down to 30 amp and plug it in? I have a leaf.
2057711
You would be able to plug a 30A device into a 50a plug circuit as it draws less than the circuit has capacity for.
899645
Your generator will only put out 41 amps at full load no matter how many 30amp receptacles you have. The more items you use in your RV at the same time the more amps you will use, up to 41 amps max.
2180738
I would guess so. My only question is whether your amperage is for starting or running. If that is a running amperage you might exceed your 30 amps when starting.
946717
Yes. Ideally you would want a 50 amp circut, but you'll be just fine with a 220/30amp.
749769
It sounds like you want to get 30A power to your RV by connecting this to three different sources in your house. This is a big no-no! First, it has the wrong plugs on it, so it wouldn't work for that application, and second, even if you could hook it up, you could create a very dangerous situation in your house by shorting out two of the circuits! Install a 30A outlet on your house near where the RV will be parked.
1713013
This basically an extension to the one that came with my RV, it is for 50 Amp service, All 50 amp connectors r the same in the RV parks, so I c no reason why it should not work. Note 30 Amp connectors r different!
1112111
If you are intending to run 30 amps continuously then I would agree the wiring may be a little small. You could remove the spade contacts from the connector, carefully open the crimps securing the wire to the contact and recrimp/solder your 10 gauge wires to it. The relay should be good for 30 amps.
312412
no. there is a voltage limiter on the unit, that turns on after a supply check is done. that is why they sell a 30 amp unit and a 50 amp unit. you can go from a 50 amp to a 30 amp supplt, but not visa versa. you can always adapt down, but not always up.
598015
Check with your electrical inspector. That being said I used 2 of the available spaces and mounted a 100 amp main. Still have 2 extra spaces and doubt I'll ever come close to using more than 100 amp. No main was required by local codes but I like to be able to kill all power to box. Hope this helped.
318409
You'd have to run a splitter to allow for a brace of fans, but the most important question is, what do both fans combined draw? I'd say the controller is good for 30 amps maximum draw. As long as you do not exceed that, you should be OK.
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.
505304
This unit will put out 62.5 amps on 120 volts circuit. Please note there are (2) 20 amp circuits and one 30 amp circuit so you would have to split the items up over the three different circuits. Each item that you are trying to run will have the usage on the back of it. You will have to do the math to come up with what your usage will be with all the items plugged in.
977857
It is limited to 30 amps. You dont get more amp capacity by lowering the voltage. FYI, mine was visibly broken upon delivery. It came in a padded envelope, which wasnt nearly protective enough. I sent it back for refund.
801804
Amps are only used on demand. As long as your rv does not exceed a 30 amp draw you won't exceed 30 on the surge protector
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.
1317251
Renology is limited to 30 amps. If you are using an inverter -- 12 volts to 110ac -- do not connect through the charge controller. I have a 2500 watt that I have connected directly to the battery. The charge controller is only connected to my solar panels and the battery
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.