Hummingbird electric outlets?

[RiverRecess]

Signed the papers and our new Hummingbird 17RK will be delivered this week...but now we are having a hard time remembering number and location of any outlets for coffee maker, small heater, hair curler, etc. It's 90 miles from our North Idaho home back to the dealer so I can't just run and look (not to mention they don't have an RK). I could call and ask, but I thought I would give this forum thing a try. Anybody out there we one of these units? Wondering if others are satisfied with number/placement of outlets or whether they've had to add a circuit and how difficult this might be. I guess I'll be able to answer my own questions soon enough...

[Sundancer330]

Check out this walkthrough video of a 17RK, I only saw one duplex plug giving two outlets in the kitchen.

https://youtu.be/44Q7xM69n_c

[Tunce the traveler]

Remember your amps.

[RiverRecess]

Gotcha! Thanks, I will keep it safe.

[paulandkaci]

We have the RK. There are two in the kitchen, one by the bed, and I think one by the seating area on the fridge side. There is also one on the outside.


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[paggy00271]

Originally Posted by paulandkaci

We have the RK. There are two in the kitchen, one by the bed, and I think one by the seating area on the fridge side. There is also one on the outside.


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Have an RK and happen to be in it now at the campground....one by the door (GFCI), one under counter near fridge, one on dinette near fridge, one under bed (near furnace), one next to TV, one outside.


2017 Hummingbird 17RK
2016 Dodge Durango

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[BThomas]

Originally Posted by paggy00271

Have an RK and happen to be in it now at the campground....one by the door (GFCI), one under counter near fridge, one on dinette near fridge, one under bed (near furnace), one next to TV, one outside.


2017 Hummingbird 17RK
2016 Dodge Durango

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That's what I have on mine too....

[norty1]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Remember your amps.

Having this chart handy can help you greatly with power management.