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Old 10-05-2011, 09:15 AM   #1
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OK, a silly newbe question and am hoping one of you fine gentlemen can help me out.
I have a 2008 Bounder that has 50 AMP hook-up. I am also in the process of having a new storage garage built and I want it wired tor the Bounder.

My dumb question is this, is the voltage 110 or 220?

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Old 10-05-2011, 09:29 AM   #2
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Here is some information. RV Electric

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Old 10-05-2011, 09:41 AM   #3
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OK, a silly newbe question and am hoping one of you fine gentlemen can help me out.
I have a 2008 Bounder that has 50 AMP hook-up. I am also in the process of having a new storage garage built and I want it wired tor the Bounder.

My dumb question is this, is the voltage 110 or 220?

Thanks for your help,
Lon

Hi Lon,

Simple answer: 120 volts


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You aren't required to use 50 amp while its in storage but its nice to have if you want to run both A/C's and lots of other stuff.

I store mine at home and its connected to 30 amp service because that was already available. That keeps the batteries topped off, the refer running and I can run the A/C's if nothing else is on.
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Be sure to look at the detail pcurt provided before wiring your shore power.

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I am not sure I know what you mean here?

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I am not sure I know what you mean here?

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He gave you a link called RV Electric. Go to his post and click on it.
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My dumb question is this, is the voltage 110 or 220?
Yes.

The voltage is 120VAC between either of the 2 hot legs and neutral. The voltage is 240VAC between the 2 hot legs. It's called 120/240 split phase AC.





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Hey I might be slow, but I'm not very good!!

I see what he was referring to now and I have checked out the provided link.

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Sorry, I should have provided better instructions.

You only really need 50amps when you are trying to run all your stuff at the same time. Your Fleetwood has a very good system for controlling electrical power when you have less than 50 amps. I have "camped" with a 20amp connection and was able to run one air, refrigerator and water heater.

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