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Old 09-11-2020, 09:04 PM   #16
Chance
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Originally Posted by paulwadley View Post
It is always a good idea to buy a "Dog bone" adapter if your motor home uses a 30 amp plug. Some campgrounds I have run across were only 50 amp service and my motor home is a 30 amp unit. The dog bone adapter works every time and reduces the risk of heating up while supplying the 30 amp service to my motor home. At one campground they even offered to rent me a dog bone for $4.00 per night if I didn't have one.

Paul
Paul, did you actually see a 50-Amp-only pedestal, or were you going by what they advertised? I’m curious because I’ve used 30A service for over 20 years and have yet to stay at a site that only had 50A but no 30A right next to it.

Just wonder how common these 50-Amp “only” sites have become. Many times campgrounds advertise “50A” service as a feature, but that doesn’t exclude also having a 30A service at same pedestal.

I’m aware some campers prefer to plug their 30-Amp rig to a 50-Amp service to minimize chance of tripping a weak 30A breaker, but that’s a different need for a dogbone adapter.
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