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Old 03-21-2019, 11:35 AM   #16
thor1958
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
State: Georgia
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Originally Posted by JamieGeek View Post
I put a volt-amp meter on our 120V lines going into the distribution panel and measured various currents as I turned things on and off throughout the coach. Just about every high-current item I turned on (water heater on electric, hair dryer, convection oven on convection, fridge on 120VAC, etc.) drew between 10amps and 12amps.
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That's interesting, and reminds me that even when I get around to measuring the power draw with the kill-a-watt device, that even if I measure the instantaneous current draw (as you have) it likely won't be continuous at that level, coming on and off as needed. So the total power consumption will depend a lot on the interior RV temp conditions. But when it's June here in GA that poor RV parked in the driveway will really be cooking inside...then I'll bet the fridge will draw power continuously...at least until be re-locate to our cooler MI location(!).
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