Replacement Mighty Cord RV Male Plug
Updated 10/13/2017 | Published 10/12/2017
Question:
If this is only for use in dry locations it doesnt seem a good thing to use to plug in your rv. You cant disconnect it every time it rains or does this mean it is okay to use in the rain but not to immerse in water ? I bought one not realizing the restriction.
asked by: Rick
Expert Reply:
The Mighty Cord Replacement Hardwire RV Plug - Male End - 30 Amp # A10-P30VP is absolutely acceptable to use in the rain. It is not okay to immerse in water however. The electrical connections on this replacement plug are made to be tight, but cannot be molded to be water-tight. Rain won't be an issue, but don't leave it lying in a puddle as standing water and electricity are not a good combination.
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