Extension cord

[Kevin D Pem]

Y’all need to stop comparing penis size.
No one gives a damn…

A 30A camper does NOT require 30 amps to run any particular appliance, system, or light.
A little common sense and possibly an error or two will let the OP know what he can run off his 15-20A circuit.
Stop with all the theory and bad breakers, extension cord size, etc.

Wow! Never thought about that! Is that a thing?

 

[Rich W.]

Wow! Never thought about that! Is that a thing?

guess we need to be more sensitive when comparing notes….

 

[Kevin D Pem]

I find it is easy to use the features on this forum, guess some don't! We resolved this without disrupting anything, and those that didn't want to follow didn't have to.

All in all, I would call it a victory!
If you don't speak your mind, no telling what you would condone by staying silent!

 

[Channel-home-centers]

I want to be able to plug my Coleman lantern Lt 17b into my house while loading or unloading and cleaning. I don’t have a 30 amp receptacle, I have the 50 to 15 amp dog bone What gauge extension cord would be good for this?

Since you're using a 50A-to-15A dogbone adapter for your Coleman Lantern LT 17B, you'll want a heavy-duty 12-gauge (12AWG) extension cord for safe operation. A 12-gauge cord minimizes voltage drop over distance and can handle the load of your RV's systems while loading/unloading.If you need recommendations, islewire’s products are a great choice (I’ve used them before).