Recommended 240v 50 Amp to 120v 30 Amp Adaptor

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I have a 240v 50 amp receptacle and i need a 120v 30 amp output to my camping tailer. will this product step 240 volts down to 120 volts at the receptacle and not cause any damage to my trailers electrical system?

asked by: Nicholas S

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I spoke to my contact at Valterra and found that the # A10-5030FBK steps down a 50 amp service receptacle (2 X 120VAC) to 30 amps supply.

This would work great for your camping trailers electrical system.

I have linked the above mentioned product to this page for your convenience.

expert reply by: Jackie C

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