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Electric 50->30 30->20 amp plug converters

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wonko

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They seem pretty cheap and useful... should I just get 'em ahead of time? Is the 30->15 enough, or would you get the 50->30 as well? I don't have any experience hooking up and am not sure how common the different plugs are. Is it worth the $30 or so I would spend to get these?

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30->15
 
Lyle , I got a 30>15 last summer before our trip out west for 5 weeks. I used it a few times but never had a need for the 50 converter.
Dave
 
Got a question...... From the photos on Camp Inn web site, it looks like the "shore power" is supplied with an extentio cord?
If this is the case, what is the power rating for the trailer?
My point is if it is 110v, 15A, Every camp site I have ever stayed at has a 110V 20A circuit at the box. So why an adapter?
 
George,
I guess from my perspective we had one place where the 110v outlet did not work so we just plugged into the 30 amp with the adapter then plugged into that and were ready to go.
Bruce
 
George, you are on your own as far as getting an extension cord.

During our one and only 2 week cross-country trip staying at a different place every night, there were several places with no 110v outlets - just 30 or 50 amp. For the 10 to 15 bucks it's worth it to be able to plug in on those occasions.
 
There's a receptacle where you plug your own extension cord in. (hope that's not a deal killer... :) )
 
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