misteredwards321
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- Jul 30, 2021
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I’m running electric for a 2000 Breckenridge park model. The previous owner told me that because if it’s age it only needs a single hot (120v) leg and a neutral. This goes against what I’ve always done for a 50 amp service. It has a RV cord with 50 amp plug on it. I just have never heard of a trailer only needing one hot leg. He said it’s not like the new trailers where it needs two hot legs and a neutral. He said it was on a single pole 50 A breaker. Anyone have experience with this ?
These are his words in a text he sent me.
“There was a single 100 amp service ran to the trailer, it isn't like the newer ones that have 2 110 volt lines ran. 1 for the inverter and 1 for the 110 volt appliances”
These are his words in a text he sent me.
“There was a single 100 amp service ran to the trailer, it isn't like the newer ones that have 2 110 volt lines ran. 1 for the inverter and 1 for the 110 volt appliances”