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Originally Posted by Jusplainwacky
Just for those reading this...I understand what you meant to say, but the fact is; a 50-amp outlet will give you more available power than a 30-amp; now if you have a 30-amp coach and draw more than what it is designed for, well, get out the marshmallows (well, actually you'd just blow the circuit breaker for your RV spot. Case in point...some people add a second air conditioner and instead of converting over to a 50-amp coach, they will install two connectors on the coach...a 30-amp and a 20-amp...thus giving you more power.
The "dongle" is another name for a portable EMS.
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I'll reword that then!
There's absolutely NO benefit to your 30 amp coach using the 50 amp plug at any pedestal with a 50 amp EMS.
If you overload your 30 amp system plugged into a 50 amp with or without the EMS you could possibly damage your shore cord due to the 50 amp breakers not sensing the overload & not tripping.
If you have a 30 amp coach get the 30 amp EMS.......
If you have a 50 amp coach get the 50 amp EMS.
It's as simple as that!
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