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Originally Posted by cavie
Neutral and grounds are separate at the pedestal. For 50 amp 240 you must have 2 hots and a neutral and a ground. This must follow all the way back to you RV breaker panel.
for 30 amp 120 service you must have 1 hot 1 neutral and one ground.
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And just to add... when powering a 50a rig from 30a 110v circuit (three wire - hot, neutral, ground) the adapter splits the hot lead to two wires giving the hot, hot, neutral, ground needed to connect to RV...
Most rigs don’t truly use 220v service - so this works...
Any true 220v appliances would not receive power this way.
Many older 220v outlets are hot/hot/ground and cannot be safely used/adapted to an RV (without running a separate neutral).
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