We're visiting relatives in Washington State later this fall. They have 20 amp service available. The only thing we need to keep going might be the fridge, lights and possible TV from time to time. Is there an adapter available to take the 30 amp down to 20, similar to the one we have to step down 50 amps to 30? Might it be a good idea just to run the fridge on propane? [We're talking 3 days max.
Thanks in advance for you assistance.
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We're visiting relatives in Washington State later this fall. They have 20 amp service available. The only thing we need to keep going might be the fridge, lights and possible TV from time to time. Is there an adapter available to take the 30 amp down to 20, similar to the one we have to step down 50 amps to 30? Might it be a good idea just to run the fridge on propane? [We're talking 3 days max.
Thanks in advance for you assistance.
Yes Camco makes a 30 to 20 amp household plug adapter. I use to leave mine plugged in all the time with one until I ran a 30 amp RV outlet. If you pull more then 20 amps the adapter will show burn marks. So watch what you have running all the time...
30 amp to a regular 20 amp outlet adapters are available all over. Check Lowes, Home Depot, ect. Both carry them, a few bucks.
Running just the fridge, and a few lights, you should be good to go. Attempting to run your ac, microwave, or any high draw appliance will probably throw a breaker.
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