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Originally Posted by Studiovette
I just realized something.
I have a 30 amp generator transfer switch hook up on the side of my house. I only use it when we lose power and shut my main breaker off before connecting and turning on my generator. Can I use it to plug into from my trailer to the 30amp connection and turn the transfer switch breakers to the ON position. Will this work? And will it work without causing any explosions! Lol. I know in theory I could just plug into my generator and run the entire rv off of it the day before we go out in order to test everything. It has 9000 watts at startup and 7500 running watts. The only issue with this is my neighbors. I only like to start it up once a month for maintenance purposes and would much rather run it off my house and leave it plugged in even overnight before we leave the next day to get the fridge time to get going. But I guess if I am just running the fridge I could just plug into an outdoor recepticle of choice after figuring out which one is on the biggest breaker with smallest load.
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You'll probably need some gender changers to plug the RV-style plug into the twist-lock.
The generator will totally run the camper, we can run the AC and everything else off a single 3,000 watt Honda generator.
Frankly, you could run an extension cord out to the trailer, use a converter adapter, and run the fridge.
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