50/30 amp hookup

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      julie.coen
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          I booked a campsite that said it had 50/30 amp electrical hookup. The way I took it was that it had both, which I’ve seen at other campgrounds. I have a 30 amp camper. Now, I’m second guessing myself and am worried I wont be able to plugin. I’ve heard of adapters. Should I get one? Are they safe to use with my camper?

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          Tory Jon
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              Hey Juliw, you are most likely fine. When a campsite says it has a 50/30 amp electrical hookup, that usually means it provides both a 50-amp outlet and a 30-amp outlet on the same pedestal. It’s very common.

              That said, it’s a good idea to carry a 50-to-30 amp adapter, also called a “dogbone adapter”. These let you plug your 30-amp camper into a 50-amp outlet if, for some reason, the 30-amp one is damaged or unavailable.

              Enjoy your trip!

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                julie.coen
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                    Thanks, I feel relieved. I will get an adapter too. ๐Ÿ™‚

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