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Old 02-06-2017, 03:58 PM   #8
Chance
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While I believe you could run 2 high efficiency AC's on 30A service - I agree you wouldn't be able to do much else without tripping the main... (microwave, coffee pot, blowdryer - even one of these will push you over.)

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That is probably the biggest compromise I see; although it too has pros and cons.

On my "older" Class C we typically turned off the A/C while we ran the microwave for a few minutes off the generator. The 4,000-watt Onan just struggled too much with older lower-efficiency units. On rented Class Cs we often do the same.

I agree that if you were running two A/Cs with a combined load of 19 to 21 Amps, it would be necessary to turn one of them off for a few minutes to run a microwave, coffee maker, or hair dryer, but on the bright side one of the two smaller more efficient A/C could remain operational, which beats no A/C at all.
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