Bansh88
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I need a male into the house
Female into RV
Please help what I need...
Female into RV
Please help what I need...
RV plug adapter?
- Thread starter Bansh88
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- Apr 29, 2021
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Google 50 amp to RV 30 amp.
Several places.
Pay attention to the prong count on the 50 amp side. True RV 50 amp outlet is 4 prong. There are several that will work for the 3 prong outlet you have.
Several places.
Pay attention to the prong count on the 50 amp side. True RV 50 amp outlet is 4 prong. There are several that will work for the 3 prong outlet you have.
megadesertdiesel
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Bobalos
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Fwiw I made mine. For whatever reason I had a short cable with the rv aide. I just bought the male screen together plug and put it on the cable.
The one @megadesertdiesel showed is super nice...
The one @megadesertdiesel showed is super nice...
AlpineFunco
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Be sure you are stepping down to 110 volts. 220 will fry the whole electrical system in your trailer.
HozayKwarvo
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This right here! Notice the one posted above says "NOT CONVERT TO 120V"... that gets the connection right but not the voltage. I know people that have adapted their RVs at the SSSS in hopes of getting 50A and fried their shit.
Do you ever plan on running a welder or anything else 240v there? If so, get a step down converter. If not, reconfigure the 240v drop at the panel for 120v and use that adapter listed above.
