This generator has a 30 amp outlet to hook up to our trailer, right??
1402691
If you are running the 220 volt line to the trailer then yes-if running 110 volt, then it is 15 amps
1402692
I just use an adaptor plug for my trailer and plug into the house 110V. There several outlets but the generator is in storage just know so I can't go look. The adaptor would work fine unless you are planning to run some serious AC in the trailer.
1402693
Yes. I bought an adapter a Home Depot for $6.00 or so that fits the generator and adapts to 30 amp. Hope that helps. I found this generator to be awesome for my needs.
2202383
15amps pre side. Totals 30amps total. The thing I found out about these little inverters is not to run them on a weak power supply, if an extension cord is needed, use a VERRY heavy cord. And the manufacturer " implies " it is the ground by stating adding a ground to lugs in back of unit. Believe me 30 is plenty! But I use a generator with 30 and40 amp outlets and always a ground stake. O by the way,the foot rheostat pictured in the ad does not come with it had to go on line to a German supplier to find one. So if your cripple like me and a foot switch is critical, you may want to do some further looking. Otherwise this machine is amazing. 15amps pre side. Totals 30amps total. The thing I found out about these little inverters is not to run them on a weak power supply, if an extension cord is needed, use a VERRY heavy cord. And the manufacturer " implies " it is the ground by stating adding a ground to lugs in back of unit. Believe me 30 is plenty! But I use a generator with 30 and40 amp outlets and always a ground stake. O by the way,the foot rheostat pictured in the ad does not come with it had to go on line to a German supplier to find one. So if your cripple like me and a foot switch is critical, you may... » Read More 15amps pre side. Totals 30amps total. The thing I found out about these little inverters is not to run them on a weak power supply, if an extension cord is needed, use a VERRY heavy cord. And the manufacturer " implies " it is the ground by stating adding a ground to lugs in back of unit. Believe me 30 is plenty! But I use a generator with 30 and40 amp outlets and always a ground stake. O by the way,the foot rheostat pictured in the ad does not come with it had to go on line to a German supplier to find one. So if your cripple like me and a foot switch is critical, you may want to do some further looking. Otherwise this machine is amazing. « Show Less
2100011
It is the power requirement for the electrical system in our RV. Some are 30amp, some are 50amp - the type of electrical outlet you plug into at a campground, etc.
649579
This adapter uses a 4 prong male plug to feed a generator's 30 Amp 220/250 volt output to two 15/20 Amp 110v female sockets. I'm not familiar with your particular generator, but if it doesn't have a 220v outlet, this adapter is likely not for you.
2203123
I use a retail power source for the splitter and the amperage rating on the breaker is 15, so I am sure that you would have no problem with a 3000 watt generator.
1554729
We just plug it into an outlet. It has never blown a fuse doing it that way. We've never used a generator.
355336
I use it with my generator, it kept blowing my GFI breaker, I put a regular 110 outlet in and it runs my trailer with both AC, I have used it at a few parks without a GFI breaker outlet, so if you have. GFI breaker in the circuit you need to replace it with a regular 110v outlet and it should work just fine. Hope this helps??
1971205
Yes. You need to make sure that you are putting a proper load on the generator. 7000 watts min sustained load is 3500. Choose circuits wisely before installation.
586420
No, it depends on the trailer's 12V system supplying power. If the trailer is plugged into AC or if the battery has sufficient charge this will be available.
415711
I don't know. I returned the generator because it wouldn't run my RV air conditioner
608806
It all depends on the connections on the generator. There are basically two different styles of cables, 30-amp and 50-amp. The connectors are different between them. This connection box is a 50-amp connection so if your generator matches, you can simply install this and plug in your cable. If instead you have a 30-amp connector on your generator, you can either use the 30-amp version of this box, or buy a small pigtail conversion cable that changes the 50-amp connection to a 30-amp. My advice is to use this box no matter what style of connection you have and use the short conversion cable if you need it. The reason this makes more sense is that you may eventually want to upgrade your generator to a larger one and will need the 50-amp box to make that work. It may be overkill for now, but makes upgrading easier. Anyone buying your home in the future will appreciate this as well. Good luck and I hope this answer helps.
1073096
You sure have plenty of power, I assume the generator has a 120 volt 15 amp outlet as you will need an extension cord to plug into the transfer switch
1958975
How are you going to power it? a generator and if so how many total amps does your generator out ? also how many lights do you plan on installing? Hope this helps
1113389
All 30 amp generator cords are compatible. For instance the generator for this unit I purchased was a Briggs and Straton.
910679
It should be good to go. I use mine to keep my camp trailer lights, microwave running, refrigerator and video system all at the same time. With all that the 20 amp circuit breaker has never kicked off. It will not run my air conditioner which pulls 30 amps. This has been my experience with my unit. Champion has another model which will support 30 amps but I believe it weights more and is a more expensive unit. However, these generators are hard to beat for the price.
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Aaron, No! Do not use this plug for your RV outlet. I have however, modified this plug with a cord to fit my neighbors trailer to run the generator into the dryer outlet for an emergency backup situation if needed. You must have a full understanding of the breaker box and wiring to perform this task safely.
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It is a 50A RV outlet, just like you would find at a campsite. The description is confusing. Here is a link to the Manual for the generator. Look at page 6 to see a complete description of the outlets. http://www.championpowerequipment.com/pdf/manuals/41534/41534_manual-english.pdf