Will this work if the rv has a 30 amp male "locking" end
1733246
This is basically an adapter from the 30 amp plug to 110 plug. There is no twist lock involved and would not work with one.
1586839
Yes it is a standard RV 30a Female and Male connectors. They just have an easy grip, so the male might make it hard to close a standard RV site box with cover, cover may not close all the way. The easy grip makes it easy to connect and disconnect. I have a 50a Trailer, so I needed an adapter, but it works great with this extension cord.
1586840
This is built to be an "extension cord" for your existing RV power cord. You plug the end of your existing RV cord into the female end of this cord to allow you to plug into an RV outlet that is out of reach of your existing RV cord. Whether or not the female end of this cord will fit your RV inlet depends on what kind of plug your RV inlet has, but it likely will not fit as that plug is often different. The female end of this cord accepts the style of plug found on the male end of the standard 30a RV power cord which is two parallel flat blades with one round post between and below them. This is built to be an "extension cord" for your existing RV power cord. You plug the end of your existing RV cord into the female end of this cord to allow you to plug into an RV outlet that is out of reach of your existing RV cord. Whether or not the female end of this cord will fit your RV inlet depends on what kind of plug your RV inlet has, but it likely will not fit as that plug is often different. The female end of this cord accepts the style of plug found on the male end of the standard 30a RV power cord which is two parallel flat blades with one round post between and... » Read More This is built to be an "extension cord" for your existing RV power cord. You plug the end of your existing RV cord into the female end of this cord to allow you to plug into an RV outlet that is out of reach of your existing RV cord. Whether or not the female end of this cord will fit your RV inlet depends on what kind of plug your RV inlet has, but it likely will not fit as that plug is often different. The female end of this cord accepts the style of plug found on the male end of the standard 30a RV power cord which is two parallel flat blades with one round post between and below them. « Show Less
1173255
It is for a 50amp service rv ( 50 amp both ends) us it to hook a 50 amp rv to 50 amp service.if your rv is 30 amp use the 30 amp adapter dog bone
1524543
Not sure of the pipe size in your RV but otherwise it should work fine. I have mine hooked to a dirt devil in a home.
431614
This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.
1639928
I can only say it definitely will run your air conditioner. Mine works very good with air conditioner, electric water heater, refrigerator and any other electric that I have on. I can only guess the choke may have not been opened. 30 amps is surely enough for a small trailer. Wish I could give more help, as it sure should not overload.
898917
No need to spilt the circuits. It has a 30 amp input already. I have the style prior to the newer updates. My generator requires a RV style 3 prong adapter, as I use it on my boat. The newer generators have the 30 amp female input built in.
2279103
Yes it will but you will need a 20 amp adapter for the Rv then plug it in and you will all set.
477084
It's a 50-amp twist-lock outlet, which is an RV-style outlet. I don't own an RV, but this outlet - with the appropriate cord, of course, - can be plugged directly into an exterior outlet on an RV, and will power interior appliances that do not, collectively, total more than 50 amps. Hope this helps.
1611030
If your power inlet requires a 50 Amp three pin twist lock connector, please see 25 Foot 50 Amp RV Power Cord with Marinco Twist Lock Connector - Detachable for an adapter that may help. One end has a NEMA 14-50P plug, and the other end has a NEMA SS2-50R receptacle. Power cords with NEMA SS2-50R and SS2-50P connectors are also available.
898918
Since both styles of plugs are there, I don't see the need in splitting the 30 amp plug. I use an RV adaptor on mine for most uses. See answer number 4.
640653
I fear that the other responders didn't understand that you have a 30-amp RV. In my opinion it will NOT work. You would have to buy the 30-amp unit. Progressive Industries great customer service at 919-462-8280 would give you the best answer.
1779956
Yes I would think so. Look at a close up of this extension cord plug and notice the pin shapes and orientations. This 30 amp power cord is one that is commonly used on RV's and campground hookups.
2241992
our application for this motor was for a RV step, it was hardwired so don't know.
955874
No, it absolutely will not. This is made to take two circuits (each 120 volt) and deliver two 120 volt feeds to the two phases of a 50A motorhome. The 50 amp motorhome will not know the limits of what it can draw on each phase (15A, 20A, 30A; or any combination of these limits); but it will have two feeds from two circuit breakers. A 20A and a 30A will provide the 50A motorhome a usable total of 50 amps. But a 30Amp camper is a single phase system; one inbound circuit feed is the limit. btw, a 240v device (very rare) in a motorhome will only work if the two circuits are from different phases; but all the 120v devices will work fine. No, it absolutely will not. This is made to take two circuits (each 120 volt) and deliver two 120 volt feeds to the two phases of a 50A motorhome. The 50 amp motorhome will not know the limits of what it can draw on each phase (15A, 20A, 30A; or any combination of these limits); but it will have two feeds from two circuit breakers. A 20A and a 30A will provide the 50A motorhome a usable total of 50 amps. But a 30Amp camper is a single phase system; one inbound circuit feed is the limit. btw, a 240v device (very rare) in a motorhome will only work if the two circuits are from different... » Read More No, it absolutely will not. This is made to take two circuits (each 120 volt) and deliver two 120 volt feeds to the two phases of a 50A motorhome. The 50 amp motorhome will not know the limits of what it can draw on each phase (15A, 20A, 30A; or any combination of these limits); but it will have two feeds from two circuit breakers. A 20A and a 30A will provide the 50A motorhome a usable total of 50 amps. But a 30Amp camper is a single phase system; one inbound circuit feed is the limit. btw, a 240v device (very rare) in a motorhome will only work if the two circuits are from different phases; but all the 120v devices will work fine. « Show Less
1328961
Yes, if the generator is a 7000 watt running / 9000 watt surge champion generator it will have an L14-30 twist lock 30amp outlet.