The Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug - 50 Amp Female to 30 Amp Male - Round # A10-3050AVP will allow you to plug a 50 amp system into a 30 amp receptacle. If you have a 30 amp system and need to plug into a 50 amp electrical hookup at an RV park, I recommend the Mighty Cord Dogbone RV Power Cord Adapter - 30 Amp Female to 50 Amp Male - 12" # A10-5030FHVP.
These simple adapters make your system adaptable for the electrical hook-up available. view full answer...
Hey Paul,
You'll actually need a different 15 amp adapter for the SmartPlug RV Power Cord - 30 Amp # SM59FR.
For your 15 amp residential plug you'll just add the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug - 30 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male # A10-1530ARDVP. view full answer...
It's very common for people to use a 50 amp power source on a 30 amp camper like what you are trying to do. Basically you'd want to use the 30 amp surge protector after the dogbone 50 amp to 30 amp adapter like the part # A10-5030FBK that you referenced. This protects your 30 amp RV from overdrawing. view full answer...
Since your RV has a 7-way, in order to utilize all of its functions and have it work with your 2007 Ford F-150, you will need to add a 7-way to your truck. One of those functions is for electric brakes, so you are going to need a trailer brake controller, assuming your RV has electric brakes.
You mentioned you already have a 4-way, which is the factory 4-flat on your truck, so the only other thing you need is the Adapter # 37185.
Your 2007 Ford F-150 will have wires already run which... view full answer...
Hey Kevin, thanks for reaching out!
At this point in time SmartPlug hasn't made a special connection for the Starlink internet system, but they do have their SmartPlug RV/Marine Data Port Inlet # SM36MJ.
From my understanding Starlink has an ethernet adapter so you might be able to use the spare port on this SmartPlug along with the Adapter # SM38MJ to get your desired outcome. view full answer...
If you used the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter 50 amp to 30 amp # A10-3050EHD you'd be connecting an RV designed and rated for 50 amps to a power source that is rated for 30 amps. The power source does not push through the adapter so basically as long as you don't end up drawing more than 30 amps the power source will be fine. view full answer...
We do have adapters like the # A10-5030FBK which will allow you to plug a 30 amp into a 50 amp but we don't have anything to boost the outlet you're using for your TV. It sounds like the power at the park may not be the best which happens sometimes. Since you mentioned you're only running the TV at home it may also be that you're overloading it with everything you're running while hooked up at the park. You might want to try running the same things at home to see if you experience the same... view full answer...
You are going to need our 7-Way RV Upgrade Kit # ETBC7L to tow a camper having a 7-way behind your 2017 Subaru Outback with a 4-way flat connector. The Adapter # HM47365 you found does go the opposite way from what you need. The charge line included with our 7-Way RV Upgrade Kit # ETBC7L will both charge the battery on the trailer and power the Autowbrake Electric Brake Controller # 3430001 view full answer...
You can use an adapter such as the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug for 50 Amp Female to 30 Amp Male, # A10-3050AVP to use a 50 Amp surge protector with a 30 Amp power pedestal, but you cannot use a 50 Amp power pedestal to a 30 Amp service RV or surge protector.
Any surge protector should be matched to the service of the RV. Such as the 30 Amp Power Watchdog Surge Protector, # HU97FR or the 50 Amp version of, # HU47FR. view full answer...
The Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug # A10-1550DAVP is all you will need to connect to a standard household extension cord. This will allow you to run up to 15amps to your camper. We also have the dog bone style Adapter # A10-1550D90VP if you prefer to have the easy pull ring on the back of the connector. view full answer...
Thank you for your purchase of the Furrion Adapter # FR87PR. If that is not working for your truck what you need to do is wire in the 12V PWM Filter for RV Backup Camera Systems # VGR64VR.
This is designed to work with your 2022 Chevy so it's going to be the solution you need to get the camera working so you can hit the road. view full answer...
Hello Eduard. So, the miady adapter that you mentioned is not going to work with the Prodigy RF brake controller. Reason being, that adapter has brake light and turn signal functions only. In order to use the Prodigy RF, the 7-way plug also needs to have 12v power run to the 1:00 pin of the 7-way. I suggest instead using an adapter like the Curt Trailer Connector Adapter # C57672. This will have all of the brake light and taillight functions, and it will also allow you to run 12v power... view full answer...
No, need for pictures! I have exactly what you need. It is the Pollak 6 Pole to 4 Pole Connector Adapter item # PK12717. This will plug into your RV's 6-pin and allow you to control your Wrangler's lights through its 4-way connector. view full answer...
Hello Doug. I am not aware of any adapter made for this purpose. If your compressor is made to be clipped to a battery, this is the only way to use it. It might be possible to modify/extend the battery cables to reach the battery at the front of the truck, but I really can't recommend doing this. The only real solution we can offer would be to use a different kind of compressor like the Viair 7-Way Automatic RV Portable Air Compressor # VA33JR. This compressor has a power cord designed... view full answer...
The Camco Power Grip 90-Degree Locking Electrical Adapter # CAM55582 is exactly what you're looking for. This has a 50 amp female plug with the twist lock and a 30 amp male on the other end. view full answer...
If the trailer requires 30 amp service that is the least amount that the power source will have to have. The power source can be rated higher but the trailer is only going to draw up to a maximum of 30 amps. Provided that you use the proper connector for the trailer and for the power source it will not be dangerous.
Think of it like this: you will plug a clock radio into a wall outlet at home. The clock rated works just fine even though the outlet has much more power than the clock radio... view full answer...
Hey James,
Yes, the Furrion Marine Power Cord Adapter - 30A Female to 50A 125/250V Male # FP3055SY will do just that. It'll plug into your 30 amp inlet and allow you to add a 50 amp extension cord. view full answer...
Yes, both hot ends of the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter # A10-3050D90VP are able to receive power when connected to a 30-amp connection. This ensures that both the circuits are able to get power since they stay split inside the camper. view full answer...
Hey John,
You can definitely use a 50amp extension cord with your 30amp shore power cable, you'll just need the appropriate adapter. If your 50 amp cable has a standard lug type you could use the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug # A10-5030AVP to connect the 30amp cable to the 50amp cable. If you have a different setup then just let me know what style connectors both cables have and I can look for the appropriate adapter. view full answer...
While I cannot see that anyone makes the exact splitter you are looking for I do know we have the Y-Cord # A10-50X30Y which has a 50 amp male and two 30 amp females. You could then use the 50F to 30M Adapter # A10-3050AVP and the 30F to 15M Adapter # A10-3015ARDVP to have the correct connectors you are needing. view full answer...
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