electrical

[BHW]

When using the 50 amp cord on a cedar creek, is it still all 110 volts ? Thanks

[Kimber45]

Yes. do not plub your unit into a 220 volt outlet or let anyone wire a plug for you unless they understand.

[wmtire]

Originally Posted by BHW

When using the 50 amp cord on a cedar creek, is it still all 110 volts ? Thanks

A 50 amp RV utilizes a NEMA 14-50R outlet. This is a standard 120/240 volt split phase outlet used for many things. The RV actually has an electrical panel inside the RV that keeps the two hot legs of a 120/240 split phase service separate/split as two 120 volt lines.


This link may help explain this as well as what the difference is between 30 amp 120 volt service and 50 amp 120/240 volt service. Many members get these confused.



https://www.rvtechmag.com/electrical/chapter3.php