does the standard 50 amp power cord that comes with camper plug in to this product
1589875
No. We use it when there is not 50 amp power available we plug this in and then adapt to the power that is there like 20 amp at home. That way we don't have to drag out heavy 50 amp cord.
1589876
No this is used with a 50 AMP RV extension cord. The 50 amp RV extension cord can be purchased separately usually it is not needed, but it is good to have. I needed it 3 times last year.
1589877
this is to add on to your cord, only if your rig has a marine type inlet, and your 50 amp cord does not fit that connection on the outside of your rig.
1589878
i bought it for 2 reasons. 1 i have a shorter extension cord to use when i dont have to use my big long cord and 2 if the plug on my big long cord goes bad i have another way to plug up
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.
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.
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.
1840498
I'm not quite sure what you're asking here, but, yes it does have a power cord that you plug in to an AC 110 outlet.
1845948
Yes, but only half your camper would be powered. Campers with 50amp plus is really 2 times 25amps with half the stuff connected to each. If you have 2 airs one will work. I have the plug above - only been able to use it a few rare times. Most parks that have a 30 and 15/20 the standard 15 has gfi - ground fault - that makes this plug useless. In places where you find 2 30's with in range - with an adaptor - this plug very useful.
1137619
Yes it does. I replaced all the receptacles in our camping trailer. Works great and easy to install
2231736
My first thought would be to contact the manufacturer. If they say you can use a standard power cord, then buy it locally.
414615
the one I ordered was supposed to, but did not. It had a special end on it so I could not use normal power cords. Had to contact vendor to send to me.
721570
this is what I bought this for. I have a generator so I can plug it in to one of my outlets that have power via the generator. This idem does have a cord.
886126
Yes, it comes with the power cord, and a standard mogul plug as far as I know. Hooked right up to the hood i already had. Works great overall, quiet and stays cool.
419497
Yes. You do have to buy your own power cord. Just a regular outdoor extension cord.
1365965
Is your RV a 30 amp or 50 amp service? This is for 30A; there's another one for 50A. For this cord to work you'll also need to have the right outlet on your RV. This cord hooks to a Marinco screw on outlet. You can buy that outlet on Amazon, too, if needed.
453688
Yes it has a standard (USA) power cordfor regular 115 AC home voltage. I'm not sure of the wattage draw but I assume it's similar to most any standard radio/CD player of this type.(not excessive in my experience)
1142649
yes you plug it in regular outlet 120 volts,comes with instructions and you get some cords
1173254
No, it connects to the 50-amp input on your RV. only the male-end is 30-amp.
2279105
It will work with a adaptor on the end. Your 110 house recepticle will only be 15 or 20 amps. This cord is for 30 amps so the ends are different. I plug my camper into my house with this same cord and have the adaptor on end of cord plugged into house. Rv dealers sell this adaptor and I believe amazon and Walmart too for less then $10
153811
The unit I ordered did not have a 12-volt power cord, only a car adapter. I had to order a power cord seperately. That was almost two years ago. Many of the Wilson products have changed since then. Call Wilson directly and give them the part number for the package, they'll know if the power cord is included. It's worth the trouble because the cords aren't cheap - well, they're not inexpensive anyway.