Adapter Needed To Connect A 15 Amp RV To 30 Amp Shore Power Pedestal
Published 01/27/2022
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Hello, I have a travel trailer with a 15 amp base. Is this the correct product to hook the RV up to 30 amp shore power at a campground/RV park? I imagine I would also need to purchase a 30 amp extension cord. Please advise if this is correct, or if there is a better product for my needs. Thank you!
asked by: Melissa
Expert Reply:
The Power Grip RV Power Cord Adapter w/ Handles # CAM55185 you referenced is for adapter from a 50 amp trailer to 30 amp shore power. Assuming that your trailer has a power cord with a 15 amp male end you would be able to use a 15 amp extension cord like # CAM55142 and then a 15 amp female to 30 amp male adapter plug # A10-3015ARDVP to connect to the shore power pedestal.
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Camco Power Grip RV Power Cord Adapter w/ Handles - 125V - 50 Amp Female to 30 Amp Male
- RV Plug Adapters
- Adapter Cord
- 50 Amp to 30 Amp
- RV Cord to Power Hookup
- 30 Amp Male Plug
- 50 Amp Female Plug
- Angled Plug
- Camco
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