Can I use 20 amp service

[jimcatinmi]

If we are not going to run the A/C can we use20amp service safely? I o ly have 20 amp athome a dI use an adapter to run the fridge and lights but what if we need to use the furnace would that be safe?

[jimcatinmi]

Thank you, I know I can count on fast honest answers here.

[mbopp]

I ran a dedicated 20A line from the house breaker box to my garage. It'll run my AC with minimal voltage drop.

[RJsfishin]

We lived in our MH for 5 months on a borrowed 20 amp service, WH on propane, and A/C "or" Microwave. Tripped the breaker 2 times when DW forgot to turn off A/C when using the Microwave. Once you get used to it, no problem

[BurbMan]

Absolutely, no issues. If you draw more than 20 amps you will trip the breaker that controls the outlet you are plugged into.

Furnace motor is 12v so that's only a draw on the converter, shouldn't be a problem. I would leave the HW heater on gas so you are only powering the fridge, and converter for lights and furnace.

[Bobbo]

No AC and no microwave, you are good to go. Once the batteries are fully charged, you may be able to use the microwave. The furnace is fine on that.