Power Cord Recommendation for Connecting 1976 North Star Camper To Shore Power
Updated 09/13/2019 | Published 09/12/2019
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1976 north star camper trailer. I need to get electric from trailer to pole at state park.
asked by: Debbie L
Expert Reply:
The three most likely outlets you'll encounter at the campground power pedestal placed at each campsite is a 20 amp a 30 amp or a 50 amp with 30 and 50 amp being the most common. The most common inlet on a camper would be either a 30 or a 50 amp, depending on the size of the camper.
I've tried doing research on your camper, and have mostly come up empty handed. Most campers will have a 30 amp inlet that uses a twist lock socket. If you need a 3 prong, use # A10-G30253E or # A10-G30254E for a 4 prong. If you have a different connector on your camper, please let me know.
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Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug - 30 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male - Round
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