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Hey all,
I’m in the position of possibly moving into the driveway of a community house, and we’re exploring installing a 240v hookup for me. How do I know what my rv (https://www.gulfstreamcoach.com/media/uploads/1/11146_1997-Yellowstone-CC-Class-C.pdf) uses as far as power? The spec sheet above only has that the rv is equipped with 110v outlets, but there’s a 15A wire/plug coming out of the side compartment, and a high-volt, three prong outlet in the same electrical compartment. My friend who has more experience than I says this outlet is for 30A connection. How do I know if it’s best to use 220v, 230v or 240v power supply being installed in the community house? And can any of these voltages allow 15 and 30 Amp plugs?
Thanks for any leads/information, *newbie* Mark
PS. I was fine at an rv park with the 15A plug because I was using the propane furnace. Is the 30A plug going to be more expensive draw for the excess power I don’t need? Sorry, I don’t understand Amps and Volts, and their differences. : (
I’m in the position of possibly moving into the driveway of a community house, and we’re exploring installing a 240v hookup for me. How do I know what my rv (https://www.gulfstreamcoach.com/media/uploads/1/11146_1997-Yellowstone-CC-Class-C.pdf) uses as far as power? The spec sheet above only has that the rv is equipped with 110v outlets, but there’s a 15A wire/plug coming out of the side compartment, and a high-volt, three prong outlet in the same electrical compartment. My friend who has more experience than I says this outlet is for 30A connection. How do I know if it’s best to use 220v, 230v or 240v power supply being installed in the community house? And can any of these voltages allow 15 and 30 Amp plugs?
Thanks for any leads/information, *newbie* Mark
PS. I was fine at an rv park with the 15A plug because I was using the propane furnace. Is the 30A plug going to be more expensive draw for the excess power I don’t need? Sorry, I don’t understand Amps and Volts, and their differences. : (