Does this cord have a 30 amp female & 30 amp male end? I need such a cord to extend my 30 amp RV cord to reach a 30 amp outlet 50 ft away.
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.
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.
1128002
Yes, this cord has the same plug on each end so it just extends the cord coming from the transformer. I ordered the dual output Battery tender but the cables from it were only 4 feet in length. Not nearly long enough to reach my two motorcycle batteries. This cord made it very easy to extend the reach to ~16 Ft.
750569
The extension cord I purchased is a 50amp 30' cord. However, this picture seems to show a much shorter cord that the one I have. My cord is heavy and seems like a much bigger coil that what is pictured. Hopefully, this just a misprint for the picture. The price is about what I paid for my 30' cord.
750570
The cord I purchased was a 50amp 30ft. I cannot tell you about this one. mine said 30ft.
247301
Works with any 30 amp 4 prong device. It has a male and female end. It will not work with a 20 amp connector
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.
1012746
Housing and RV codes require at least 10 gauge wire for rating at 30 amps. The product description read "30 amp 50-foot 10/3" -- which means it is rated at 30 amps with three #10 gauge wires. (It's also 50 feet long.) I note that the one I purchased is a nice sturdy cord that, like most of this size, is a bit stiff but sufficiently flexible that it is no worse than other such cords. Some years ago, I had a couple of similar extension cords from an "RV camping store" that were more difficult to roll up for storage.
1589879
Yes, we bought this product to use with our 50 amp 15 foot extension cord. I now can plug this cord into our trailer and directly into power. Without it I could only use it as an extension to my 35 foot 50 amp cord.
1173255
It is for a 50amp service rv ( 50 amp both ends) us it to hook a 50 amp rv to 50 amp service.if your rv is 30 amp use the 30 amp adapter dog bone
1387042
I am an electrician, it will pull about 13.5 amps on high. A standard residential circuit will handle it, IF, there is nothing else being used on that circuit. A good condition 14 guage grounded extension cord will work if it is 50 feet or less. Buy the shortest cord that gets the job done and I don't recommend going over 50 ft.
750567
It is indeed a 50 Amp 30 Ft cord. Mine was slightly used but worked fine. I have used it as recently as last week.
1713011
I have a motorhome with a 50 amp cord. I use this extension when my motorhome cable is not long enough. If you have a 50 amp cord on your 5th wheel you should be able to use this to extend your power cable. The cable has standard RV 50 amp ends that plug into the campground power.
1713015
I use this 50 amp extension cord with the manufacturer's 25 ft cord when I need an extra long 55ft cord. This is an extension only and will not connect directly to the trailer.
1982634
I have ordered the 30 amp cord.....It is my understanding that all the cords (15 and 20 amp) would work.....What determines which one you need is the amperage size breaker you are connecting to.......
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!
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.