Can 125 Volt Generator Power RV Designed for 110 Volts
Published 09/08/2017
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I want to plug into the 120/240 Volt 30 amp outlet not the 120v 20amp. So I need to know if you have a 4 prong locking adapter that will output at 120v 30amp?
asked by: Rick W
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Helpful Expert Reply:
Your 110 volt trailer can be powered by 125 volt as those two numbers are close enough that it's totally fine.
We have the part # A10-1530DVP which will allow you to connect your generator to your RV. It goes from a 110/125 outlet to a 30 amp connector.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Rick
9/8/2017
I want to plug into the 120/240 Volt 30 amp outlet not the 120v 20amp. So I need to know if you have a 4 prong locking adapter that will output at 120v 30amp?