What Size Wire Comes with the Multi Device RV Charging Station

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What is the wire size on this charging ststion? Will it handle 20 amp circuit?

asked by: Don B

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I reached out to JR Products and they informed me that the Multi Device RV Charging Station part # 37215095 comes with 20 gauge wire on the USB port terminals. The 12 volt outlet will accept up to 20 amps but you must then use at least 14 gauge wire.

expert reply by: Conner L

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