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Old 03-05-2016, 04:06 PM   #41
Chance
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Originally Posted by dstankov View Post
The OP is going to plug a 30 amp coach into the campgrounds 50 amp pedestal and wants to use the pedestal's 20 amp circuit to power small appliances for use with the outdoor kitchen. The current concerns are the rating of the extension cords that should be used and how to use the appliances without constantly tripping the pedestal breaker. With my prior 30 amp class C I did this on a couple of occasions at campgrounds providing 50 amp service only with an included 20 amp outlet on the pedestal. With the current 50 amp coach, I still use an extension cord off the 20 amp service at the pedestal for running the toaster etc... in the morning and the canopy LED lights at night.
I wasn't responding to the OP. I'm sorry I didn't quote "Cindysteve" but thought it was obvious I was addressing that question. I apologize for the confusion.
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