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Old 08-16-2019, 01:23 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Rcyoung View Post
So the RV uses 240 volt routinely? We had a plug installed at the house, but I honestly do not know what the electrician wired it for here in the USA.

A 30 amp rig uses 120v and a 3 prong plug - hot, neutral, and ground.
A 50 amp rig uses 240v with 4 prong plug - hot, hot, neutral, ground.
Which plug is on your rig.

Adapters are available in both directions to safely plug into the opposite socket...
A 50a to 30a adapter will plug into the 50a 240v, and connect only one hot lead thru to the 30a socket.
A 30a to 50a adapter will plug into the 30a 110v, and bridge the single hot lead to both hot leads on the 50a socket. (Doesn’t truly give 240v, but most of our rigs don’t truly USE 240v...

I can’t speak to what is used in Mexico though...
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