RV Standby Generator
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Dean Hoffman
Jul 8, 2021, 1:37:56 PM7/8/21
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I'm doing research for a friend who wants an emergency generator for her RV. It isn't where I can see it. I've gathered from a short search that the 3 prong are 30 amp and the 4 prong are 50 amp.
A dual fuel would probably be better and inverter style would also be better.
What else? Adaptor cords?
Thank you,
Dean
A dual fuel would probably be better and inverter style would also be better.
What else? Adaptor cords?
Thank you,
Dean
bob prohaska
Jul 8, 2021, 2:58:29 PM7/8/21
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Dean Hoffman <dean...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm doing research for a friend who wants an emergency generator for her RV. It isn't where I can see it. I've gathered from a short search that the 3 prong are 30 amp and the 4 prong are 50 amp.
> A dual fuel would probably be better and inverter style would also be better.
Prong number and current rating are unrelated, IME. Get photos of the
> I'm doing research for a friend who wants an emergency generator for her RV. It isn't where I can see it. I've gathered from a short search that the 3 prong are 30 amp and the 4 prong are 50 amp.
> A dual fuel would probably be better and inverter style would also be better.
connectors, or rubbings, clear enough to read the numbers.
Good luck,
bob prohaska
Jim Wilkins
Jul 9, 2021, 9:46:51 PM7/9/21
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"bob prohaska" wrote in message news:sc7hsj$75g$1...@dont-email.me...
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This shows common pin configurations and their NEMA code numbers.
http://www.nooutage.com/adapt-y.htm
This shows common pin configurations and their NEMA code numbers.
http://www.nooutage.com/adapt-y.htm
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