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Originally Posted by lksmith
makes sense but it was the breaker that was feeding the camper that tripped, not the one in the camper so it should've been problems in the shop instead of the camper right? But camper electrical systems ARE a strange duck that is different from anything I worked on growing up.
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Right, the breaker that was feeding the camper, and the shop fridge, and the shop A/C. Had it been the breaker inside the RV (The one feeding JUST the A/C) We would not have this thread. It took all of them together to create the Inductive kick that fried you.
The moral of this is to add a TT-30 circuit to your shop for the RV, dedicated breaker (just one) and outlet, nothing else on it. Or better yet, put in a 50 amp outlet for the RV, that way when (not if) you upgrade,,, all set. 50's take a dual-ganged breaker, 30's a solo breaker.