Wiring Type?

[Dan_Frisbie]

Is there a specific type of wiring required or recommended for Class A 120vac use?
I plan to add a circuit breaker (there is a spot on the panel), wiring, and an outlet in order to replace the gas oven with an air fryer.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Are you planning to enclose the wire?

 

[punkinhead]

It looks like that governed by the NFPA 1192 standard which I'm too cheap to buy a copy of. Every RV I've looked at uses standard Romex like you would in a house. 12 or 14 gage depending on the expected current draw and breaker/outlet.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

It looks like that governed by the NFPA 1192 standard which I'm too cheap to buy a copy of. Every RV I've looked at uses standard Romex like you would in a house. 12 or 14 gage depending on the expected current draw and breaker/outlet.

Yes as long as the Romex is not exposed. I personally use 12 awg for all outlets 20 amp and below. My guess is1500 watts on the air fryer. I would dedicate an outlet for the job and make it 20amps(12awg). If you see the wires I would enclose with conduit. They make stuff that is pretty for such a job!

 

[newmarokie]

If the run is not to long, MC cable(aluminum metal clad) is a good choice if it going to have exposure like Kevin says.

 

[Dan_Frisbie]

Yes as long as the Romex is not exposed. I personally use 12 awg for all outlets 20 amp and below. My guess is1500 watts on the air fryer. I would dedicate an outlet for the job and make it 20amps(12awg). If you see the wires I would enclose with conduit. They make stuff that is pretty for such a job!

That's pretty much what I envisioned. I looked under the coach and my mind was greatly eased as my wiring job will be of much higher quality than what's there now.