Camco Power Grip RV Maximizer Power Output Capability

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I have a Champion 4650 inverter generator, if I plug in the Camco Power Grip RV Power Maximizer to the 120V 30A RV and also to the 120V 20A on the generator will it give me 50 amps or just 30 amps?

asked by: TONY A

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The Power Grip RV Power Maximizer # CAM55025 will hook up to your RV's 50 amp power cord and allow you to pull from a 30 amp power source and 15 amp power source at the same time for a combined 45 amps. You'll be able to plug the 15 amp plug into your 20 amp generator but it will only pull 15 amps.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 1

Hey Stanley. The app screen for the Power Watchdog Surge Protector with Bluetooth item #HU47FR is going to look like the picture I attached below. It'll show the wattage being used along with the amps and voltage. The Power Watchdog Surge…

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Answer 2

Hey Dave! The input for the 50A Power Watchdog Surge Protector #HU82VR is at the bottom while the output is at the top. I'm attaching a clip from the instructions on Hughes site so you can see the correct orientation. I've requested for the…

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Answer 3

While the Portable Power Watchdog Surge Protector #HU67FR can be plugged into a 15 or 20 amp outlet using an adapter it wouldn't offer much surge protection for that circuit since the circuit would need to prevent surges above 15 or 20 amps…

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Answer 4

Yes Keith, the Watchdog Surge Protector #HU72VR will still protect your RV even if you’re plugged into a 15A residential circuit with an adapter like Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter - 30 Amp Twist Lock Female to 15 Amp Male #A10-1530DBK. It doesn’t…

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Answer 5

Rick, you won’t need to double up. Both the 30A #HU72VR and the 30A #HU84ZR already have full surge protection, emergency shutoff, and monitoring built in. Running them in series could actually create more hassle and even issues perhaps. If you…

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Answer 6

Greg, the Power Watchdog Surge Protector #HU72VR gets wired as the first stop on your shore power cord, right where it enters the coach. That way it protects the transfer switch if you have one, your breaker panel, and all appliances. With a transfer…

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Answer 7

Hey Marc, yes you can use the 50 amp Power Watchdog Surge Protector #HU82VR with a 30 amp power source. It will work just fine without any issues.

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Answer 8

Hey Mike, thanks for reaching out! I'm not quite sure what product you're referring to, but if you're talking about having a 50A RV and hooking it up to a 20A or 30A power source, you definitely can do that with the Power Watchdog…

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Answer 9

Yes the configuration you mentioned would work fine with the Power Grip RV Power Maximizer #CAM55025. You can plug the 15 amp plug into a generator and the 30 amp into a power outlet and you'd be totally fine.

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Answer 10

You do NOT have to plug in both the 15-amp and 30-amp male ends to use the Power Grip RV Power Maximizer #CAM55025. You can plug in just the 15-amp or just the 30-amp male end and it will still work. The 30 or 15 amp end not plugged in will NOT be…

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Answer 11

The Airxcel model 48253C969 that you identify is the same as a Coleman Mach AC unit rated for 13,500 Btu. The Advent Air RV Air Conditioner, #ACM135B that you linked to is a 13,500 Btu and designed to be a cost effective direct replacement for the…

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Answer 12

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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