Our mh has a cord and plug for hooking up to 30amp shore power. The mh is a 1993 and I'm pretty sure that the cord and plug are original equipment. When we bought it the seller told us we can run only one a/c at a time while plugged into shore power, and showed us the switch for choosing which a/c we will run. When we were connected to a 30amp service we weren't sure about the load so we turned off the one a/c before using the microwave, I don't know if we had to do that or not. With the generator running we can run both a/c's. In order to run both a/c's hooked up to shore power do I only need an adapter to plug our 30amp setup into a 50amp outlet and get the full benefit of the available 50 amps? I read in another post about a 30amp or 50amp main breaker. Do I need to check out what I have before trying to plug into more than 30 amps? Does the generator power pass through that same main breaker?
We stayed at a state park that had 1-30amp outlet and 2-20amp outlets. Is it possible (safe) to use a splitter to bring both 30amps and 20amps in at the same time if the mh will handle 50 amps?
Sorry if this is a repeat, but I've searched posts and the library and I didn't find answers to my questions.
We stayed at a state park that had 1-30amp outlet and 2-20amp outlets. Is it possible (safe) to use a splitter to bring both 30amps and 20amps in at the same time if the mh will handle 50 amps?
Sorry if this is a repeat, but I've searched posts and the library and I didn't find answers to my questions.