I just recieved this gen and the outlets are all marked 20 or 25 amp. I need 30 amps for my rv. Am I missing something or is this all it will provide?
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Your RV is looking for 30 amps @ 120 volts. This generator does not have an outlet for that, the twist lock outlet is 240, the other outlet is a standard household outlet. Terrible generator for use with an RV, this thing is loud, but you can buy an adapter at any camping store to plug in to the regular outlet.
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4,900W= 22Amps at 220V but that is 22Amps per leg or 44Amps total on two 110V circuits.
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You will be able to run 10 amps from each plug for your total of 30. You need to check the amp rating on what you will be running.
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I just installed on of these, because the way it was written implied 2.1A each. It is *NOT* I checked both outlets and the first was pulling around 900mA, the second around 1,100mA. So that rating is for both outlets combined. Exact same model number.
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I use it with my generator, it kept blowing my GFI breaker, I put a regular 110 outlet in and it runs my trailer with both AC, I have used it at a few parks without a GFI breaker outlet, so if you have. GFI breaker in the circuit you need to replace it with a regular 110v outlet and it should work just fine. Hope this helps??
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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 don't recall if the female is a 20amp receptacle or a 15amp. To answer the question yes you can run 20amp and 10 amp to make the 30amp. I think though that the female receptacles are only 15amp.
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Both answers kind of clued you in. You need to find out what the total amps/watts your appliances will need and go from there. There are hundreds of variables to an answer to a somewhat vague question as this.
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If u have 30 amp Rv u should get the 30 surge protector50 amp will work with adapters
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You have a 30 amp cable rated for 250 volts which is 7500 watts. (AxV=W) When it says 8750 max it means it will not blow the breaker during an inrush when something starts (up to 8750W). The cable will also handle this. Just watch the amp meter on the generator to see what you are running at. Test it when the weather is nice. If it is more than 7000 W your generator is too small. Your option is to shut off some breakers or get a larger generator and a 40 A cable.I assume you have a transfer switch if it connected to the main panel.
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It is a 50A RV outlet, just like you would find at a campsite. The description is confusing. Here is a link to the Manual for the generator. Look at page 6 to see a complete description of the outlets. http://www.championpowerequipment.com/pdf/manuals/41534/41534_manual-english.pdf
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I live in a avion travel trailer and I use 30 amps for everything and it works fine
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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.
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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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Keep in mind the normal household circuits are only 15 amps. That will not run your RV's AC. You can get an adapter that will run the lights, frig, etc., but not your AC.
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120/240 L15-30 rated 30 amps Two standard outlets I believe are 20 amps each for a total of 70 amps
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joseph I did not check with my amp meter, however is your application special need like low draw will ??? otherwise for RVporch and interior use the draw is very low and I really like for RV use hope it helps gene
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As far as I'm aware you need to know if you want a 15 or 20amp outlet. My understanding is 15 amp is more common. Check that the unit is not close to a sink or any other water source as then you would need a different type of outlet. Otherwise I followed instructions from a YouTube video and found it very straight forward.