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2021年8月27日 · United States. Feb 18, 2023. #1. To connect to a TT-30 receptacle (30A, 120V) sometimes found in campgrounds and RV parks, there seem to be two options: 1. AC WORKS® [G2EVTT30-24A] Gen 2 EV Charging NEMA TT-30 Adapter For Gen. II Tesla Mobile Connector -- plugs directly into the mobile connector for 24A 120V charging. 2.
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2024年2月4日 · No, this would clearly be wrong. I'm saying that the CMP has determined that in an RV park the 30 and 50 amp site receps in a listed RV panel are for feeders to an RV and no GFCI is required. Prior to the 2023 edition this far less clear. I also implied that this would not likely meet the letter of the code outside of an RV park at a dwelling.
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Electrical Contractor. Jun 20, 2018. #4. beanland said: Typical commercial RV pedestals include 50A 240V, 30A 120V and 20A 120V GFCI receptacles. Because it is outdoors and you cannot control the use, GFCI would be required. I've done a lot of RVing and have never seen a GFCI 30 or 50 amp breaker in those pedestals.
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2006年10月26日 · If that is the only load on that circuit, then 210.21(B)(1) allows the use of a 50 amp receptacle in a 30 amp branch circuit. If there are two or more receptacles (or other types of outlets) on that circuit, then Article 210.21(B)(3) and its associated Table apply.
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2022年5月9日 · This committee by overwhelming votes (80-92% on two votes) developed the draft 2020 NEC code RV pedestals to explicitly exclude from the need for 30 and 50-amp GFCI protection for the following reasons: 1. The 30- and 50-amp power on the RV pedestal are considered feeder circuits (those circuits that feed another panel) and not branch circuits.
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2018年5月31日 · So for typical RV my thought based on what is written is that because it is 50 amp, 120 volts to ground, and outdoors - 210.8 requires GFCI protection. 551 doesn't say anything to relieve the general rule in 210 - so IMO it needs GFCI. Don't know it that was the intention, but IMO is what it presently says.
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2012年9月13日 · I think he is confused, a 50 amp RV receptacle is 120/240 (same as a range receptacle) There is a 30 amp 120 volt receptacle that is also used for RV's. There's nothing in the RV that requires 240 though, and some RV's have energy management systems that limit the load if a bootleg 50 amp is used. (30 amp dogbone adapter) Click to expand...
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May 7, 2018. #1. 2017 NEC made big changes to 210.8 (B) - basically requiring all non dwelling single phase 50 amp receptacles operating 150 volt or less to ground to be GFCI protected. Yet 551.71 (F) only requires GFCI protection for the 15/20 amp …
Can I put a 20 amp receptacle on a 30 amp circuit?
2017年4月26日 · But what 210.21(B) will tell you is that a 30 amp breaker cannot serve a 20 amp receptacle. But if you provide a separate overcurrent device set to 20 amps, such as was suggested by Tommy SEA, then you will be in compliance with code, and you can use #12 wires from the fuse to the receptacle.
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2020年8月15日 · Monroe, NC. Occupation. Electrician. Aug 15, 2020. #1. The RV receptacle is 30 amps and 120 volts. I'm mounting the receptacle outside under the panel/meter combo. It sits on a post in front of an existing trailer.