What's the proper adaptor for this, I want to run three ext. cords out (120v). Should I go out the RV plug, the twist-lock, or the 3-prong?
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The total current drain for the three(3) cords may exceed the maximum rating of the 3-prong outlet. If this is the case , I suggest you use the RV Plug since an RV to Standard Outlet Adapter is relatively inexpensive compared to the Twist -Lock Connector that would be needed.Good luck and God Bless America !!!wysansi2008
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I use Conntek and Coleman adapters from Amazon. They are both short, have lighted ends, and are heavy-duty. I keep them in a canvas tote alongside the generator. I mounted wheels and a handle on the generator so I can easily roll it out when I need it.These are the adapters:Coleman Cable 01915 3-Feet Generator Power Cord Adapter, 10/3 Splitter Y Adapter, L5-30P to (2) Lighted 5-20R andConntek 15340 RV 30-Amp Plug with Ergo Grip to 15/20 U.S Female Connector Light End Adapter I like my set-up and Amazon was fast and very affordable. Good luck!
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It is a standard 110 volt RV 3 prong plug for RV. Same plug as used on electric dryers, but not for the 240V line.
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The 50A female twist lock, which plugs into a male receptacle on most RV's, only has 3 slots. The ground is achieved with a the metal contact shown around the outside edge which matches up with a metal contact in the male receptacle on the RV.
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Carol it runs better with real good 12 volt voltage. I ran off of the twelve volt motor that lifts the trailer up and down. I ran it to a standard 120 plug. It looks like it is 120 but it is only 12 volts from the pump I pot a regular cord that plugs in. I marked it so I plug it in the same way each time. I think the pump will run back wards if you reverse the power. That should give you a good start. Have fun and your welcome
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I'm not sure you will have to make sure the twist connect is the correct one. Check with champion- if I remember correctly it is an L-5 connector on the generator. I hope this helps
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Will work on 120. 3 pronged plug. If you have regular house outlets that you plug a vacuum, TV or stereo into, it will work fine, its a nice unit and s fairly priced.
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I don't remember if it uses a three prong. but you if you need an extension cord for the unit, you should get a a heavy duty electrical extension chord like the one you would use for an air conditioner or a 15 to 20ft electrical chord and these extension chords are three pronged and they work fine with the heater. If your outlet is not three pronged, you can always go the hardware store and get an 2 pronged outlet adapter : Coleman Cable 9901 3-Prong To 2-Prong Adapter, Grounding Outlet Converter, 2-Pack
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I don't know if this helps, but I ran a 3 prong male plug from a small refrigerator though it. I had to angle it, but it went through.
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No need to spilt the circuits. It has a 30 amp input already. I have the style prior to the newer updates. My generator requires a RV style 3 prong adapter, as I use it on my boat. The newer generators have the 30 amp female input built in.
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It is doubtful that the plug will be adaptable to the 120 outlet, it will not work. You can buy one at best buy or radio shack that will solve your problem
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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.
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I believe this should work for you. If you are using 120 volts, I don't see a problem.
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It comes with a 220volt 50 amp male plug. It also comes with an adapter that is 220volt 50 amp female to 120 volt 20 amp. It can run on both voltages. Personally I cut the plug right off and installed my own 3 wire 220 volt 30 amp twist lock connector to adapt to what I already had at my shop
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This is basically an adapter from the 30 amp plug to 110 plug. There is no twist lock involved and would not work with one.
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I am not sure what you mean.... Where will you be using it? Usually you will need a different plug because the shape of the prongs is different but adaptors are not needed...
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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.
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That doesn't sound right to me. I didn't need any kind of adapter. It should be a standard grounded 3 prong plug. Call Weber.