Apr-16-2019 04:30 PM
Jun-14-2019 06:18 PM
pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
Was 119 the voltage under load?
Jun-14-2019 05:31 PM
Stoic_J wrote:
OK, it's all run. I am reading 119v at the RV outlet.
Jun-14-2019 03:53 PM
SoundGuy wrote:
Your post is confusing as it infers 50 amp RV service is just 50 amps when in fact it's 50 amps across each of 2 legs, for a total potential draw of 100 amps. You really have a need to draw that much from your sister's 200 amp service? :h
Jun-14-2019 03:26 PM
Jun-14-2019 02:22 PM
Stoic_J wrote:
My trailer is 30-amp. Would like to be able to run another 20-30 amps to a second RV or a very small manufactured home at the site. Just wanting ideas from folks who have experience with this sort of thing. Things to look for.
Jun-14-2019 10:25 AM
rhagfo wrote:azrving wrote:
If you don't need a permit wire as you like. If you are supposed to get a permit wire it as required in case you get popped. At least that's how I cheat. I cheat but I don't leave myself open to double the cost. Risk reward I suppose
Very Bad advice, save a couple $$ burn something down! Two things I don't cheat on Electric and Gas, all done to code!pianotuna wrote:
#4 copper wire in conduit. Use four wires.
Very Good advice!
To the OP, you state you are coming directly off the power pole, is this before or after the meter??
If before the meter you will also require a meter base (This would also be best as you would get a separate bill).
If post meter, and you are truly hooking up to her 200 amp panel, you should be sure that she can share that much amperage, and how are you planning to share the bill?
Jun-12-2019 10:04 AM
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Apr-20-2019 06:14 PM
rhagfo wrote:I will be after the meter. Putting in a submeter (not the power company's), but have not decided on a model yet. I'll post the final set-up when it's all done. I'd love to go 100 amps, but they use a lot of power at times. We can do 30 all the time, but to go above that we might have to switch on a generator now and then.
To the OP, you state you are coming directly off the power pole, is this before or after the meter??
If post meter, and you are truly hooking up to her 200 amp panel, you should be sure that she can share that much amperage, and how are you planning to share the bill?
Apr-20-2019 02:09 PM