Posted by Ken Macfarlane on August 04, 2013 at 18:28:15 from (207.231.231.89):
In Reply to: Camper Questions posted by John in La on August 04, 2013 at 18:19:43:
30 amp 110 v is correct. A/C unit is 110v. Water heater is usually gas/electric combo. Fridge is almost always 3 way and runs 110 v when parked. Lights runs off a big 12V convertor box and should work even with dead battery. Deep cycle is correct. I think biggest load for it may be the fans or the water pump, not sure which.
In laws run theirs off 15 amp outlet here but can't run A/C via a 100 ft 12 gauge extension cord. At their other spot he bought 75 ft of 8 or 10 gauge SOW extension cord that plugs into the dryer outlet.
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