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Originally Posted by 16ACE27
No. The OP has a coach with a 50 amp connection. When he is at a location (like his house) that only has a 15 pr 20 amp receptacle he can use the referenced adapter at his coach end and a small 120 VAC outdoor extension cord to get the limited amp service to his RV instead of the heavy 50 Amp cord he would normally use with 50 amp service.
The question about surge protection came later in the thread and the OP has not been involved in that discussion. |
Got it. I got two dogbones for same purpose. Pictured is my 15/20 amp one. My dogbones must connect to the 50 amp male end of my cable that is hardwired. I have not used on an extension cord yet, but I did plug the 50/20 amp dogbone directly into my 20 amp receptacle just to see it works and similar for the 50/30 amp dogbone.
As I read about the surge protection, I think I will buy this one
https://www.campingworld.com/portabl...rge-protection
as it can be used to protect my coach's built in surge protector for 50, 30 & 20 amp services. I have power management system inside that tells me how many amps I am drawing at any moment in time. If I have 20 amps service it will know and help to manage what I can use as to not trip breakers
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