Will the female end fit into any rv 30a inlet? Or do I need something special
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Yes it is a standard RV 30a Female and Male connectors. They just have an easy grip, so the male might make it hard to close a standard RV site box with cover, cover may not close all the way. The easy grip makes it easy to connect and disconnect. I have a 50a Trailer, so I needed an adapter, but it works great with this extension cord.
1586840
This is built to be an "extension cord" for your existing RV power cord. You plug the end of your existing RV cord into the female end of this cord to allow you to plug into an RV outlet that is out of reach of your existing RV cord. Whether or not the female end of this cord will fit your RV inlet depends on what kind of plug your RV inlet has, but it likely will not fit as that plug is often different. The female end of this cord accepts the style of plug found on the male end of the standard 30a RV power cord which is two parallel flat blades with one round post between and below them. This is built to be an "extension cord" for your existing RV power cord. You plug the end of your existing RV cord into the female end of this cord to allow you to plug into an RV outlet that is out of reach of your existing RV cord. Whether or not the female end of this cord will fit your RV inlet depends on what kind of plug your RV inlet has, but it likely will not fit as that plug is often different. The female end of this cord accepts the style of plug found on the male end of the standard 30a RV power cord which is two parallel flat blades with one round post between and... » Read More This is built to be an "extension cord" for your existing RV power cord. You plug the end of your existing RV cord into the female end of this cord to allow you to plug into an RV outlet that is out of reach of your existing RV cord. Whether or not the female end of this cord will fit your RV inlet depends on what kind of plug your RV inlet has, but it likely will not fit as that plug is often different. The female end of this cord accepts the style of plug found on the male end of the standard 30a RV power cord which is two parallel flat blades with one round post between and below them. « Show Less
1586841
I bought mine to use with a dogbone adapter to plug into my 50 amp cord. I can't say if the female end of this cable will plug into the inlet on the RV. If you Google the part number, you should find several pictures and might be able to see the female end better. I also believe that you can call any RV store and ask for the parts department. They should be able to answer this.
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The male fits into the receptacle........ Not the female. But, yes it will work with any 30a outlet.
1586843
In my experience I would say yes. I have never seen a different connection configuration than the one on this product that would cause you problems.
388137
Can you cut it to what legnths you want and what fittings do you suggest using to male and female on say 30 units
1339989
It is a male end, yes it will fit into female connector with one square and one arch shaped hole
679099
just received this item, i put the female and male end to it so that way i can unhook it from the compressor when need be, i didn't get the filter but you should be able to put the ends on the filter and hook that up first to the compressor and then hook the regulater to the filter.
1714570
The inlet is just a plain old hose connection. Be sure it has the gasket in the female twist on end of your hose.
340295
Just pull straight off the end. There are different ones available but most of the styles will fit.
1626441
This is a 1/2" female fitting. If you have the flexible piping it is a simple pull and replace of the elbow connector.
442801
Because I need it to have the female end with an angle. I hope this help to answer your question.
1219783
In the past I've used a household flat toilet flange, that is screwed to the rv bathroom floor it will accommodate a 2 bolt rv toilet . Luv my 310
409365
This one is 2.25"inlet/2.25"outlet. I had to check the website when buying it because I was missing the size listings as well.
1842357
Don't know for sure but it seems that most RV parts are pretty universal. This one went right into my R-pod with no trouble . All of the wires hooked up the same. I took a picture of the wiring with an I-pad and used that to wire in the new one.
106559
I think the lower end rv toilets are pretty much universal fit, watch the height this was a lot lower than my previous toilet
1893814
You can purchase a reducer coupling from Lowes. I when fom 8" down to 6" I also use a 6" tee so I can install two intake.
2226046
Female is 7/16"X20 and male is 1/2" acme. The female is the old standard R12 gauge fitting and the male is the new R-134A type tyoe gauge fitting. If you have a pump with that works with old style gauge set, this will adapt that fitting to the new style gauge set with the quick connect port fittings. Hope this makes sense and helps.DWH
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Hi, Donna. I may not be able to help out, as I had to modify the unit by cutting off a portion of the top horizontal bar. The portion I removed was the right most section starting at the right edge of the right vertical tube. I had to do that so that it would clear the bumper on my Rv. If that mod is of no consequence then perhaps you can tell me what you are looking for. To start with the tubingfor a standard 2" receiver, so the outside dimensions are 2 1/2 sq.
1617878
I am not sure if this is a mounting measurement or the intake side. I would recommend getting one that is the same as you have.
800986
It's been a while since I bought mine, but being a universal fit, it will be a straight fit to your throttle body or you may need to buy an adapter. The inlet size fits 2.75 inch