this looks like what i need, does it have a 30 amp outlet for rv air conditioner??
1264638
Yes sir it does. Outlets: 1- 120V Outlet (5-20R), 1 - 120V Twistlock (L5-30R), 1 - RV Receptacle (TT-30R)
1264639
Yes I believe so. I plug my 30 amp camper plug into it with no adapter or anything and it runs my a/c
1264640
Yes it does and my overall rating for this unit is very good quit running easy on fuel
1264641
It has 120v and a 30 amp receptacle just like a 30 amp service at an RV site. Quiet running, easy starting and perfect for an RV requiring 30 Amp Service.
1981420
when you install circuit breakers in your box The main or the top breaker should be only 30 amp ,as all rv parks have 30amp and 50 amp and this power control panel is only set up for a total of 30 amp Hope this helps
1983336
This air conditioner requires 220 line and 40amps, which I did not have. I had to send this unit back. I hope this helps.
640653
I fear that the other responders didn't understand that you have a 30-amp RV. In my opinion it will NOT work. You would have to buy the 30-amp unit. Progressive Industries great customer service at 919-462-8280 would give you the best answer.
664380
I would think so...I use mine for my RV, tv and an air conditioner, check the amps on all you plan on running. http://www.supercircuits.com/resources/tools/volts-watts-amps-converter
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.
1639928
I can only say it definitely will run your air conditioner. Mine works very good with air conditioner, electric water heater, refrigerator and any other electric that I have on. I can only guess the choke may have not been opened. 30 amps is surely enough for a small trailer. Wish I could give more help, as it sure should not overload.
352722
yes with a 20 amp plug of course...... 20 amp outlets are not standard for residential so I'd make sure you know what you have and what you are buying....
938583
Yes it is. The cable supplies the current to the house through a transfer box to your electrical circuit breaker/ or fuse box. If you over load one of the breakers in the box it will trip in the box. It is the amps not the wattage. I have a 6500 peak 5500 watt running generator that powers just about the whole house. A ten circuit transfer box. I have the gas furnace on line but not the air conditioner. I can live without air but not heat.
898918
Since both styles of plugs are there, I don't see the need in splitting the 30 amp plug. I use an RV adaptor on mine for most uses. See answer number 4.
863978
it has a 20 amp plug where your dryer has a 30 or 40 amp. they are not the same.
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.
112323
No, because in all likelihood the "source" of AC power when using this adapter to plug in to a standard 115V AC outlet is only rated for 15A max. Which means the load current that circuit can "safely" provide should not exceed 12A continuously. Most Air Conditioners, (and space heaters), other than "portable" units, are generally rated at higher amperage.
61897
20 amp, but there are adapters. Depending what you want to run it may or may not power what you want though. For instance, you might not be able to power a large air conditioner...or even a small one if much else is running
1364980
most RV's have a built in converter that converts AC to 12 volt,so hooked to shore power or not it works.
1968535
The answer really depends on how the campground is wired and exactly what you are trying to charge. For every day items like a phone you would need 55223 which converts a 30 Amp campground receptacle down to 15 Amps. Feel free to give us a call to discuss, our customer service staff are very knowledgeable and would be glad to help. You can reach us at 800-334-2004.
1203090
No it won't. Watts are computed as volt x amps = watts. 120v x 30A= 3600watts Most people use at least a 3000(3KW) generator for a trailer. Up here in Alaska I rarelyEven have as need for AC.