Yes, the Camco Power Grip Generator Adapter for RV Power Cord # CAM55422 is indeed CSA certified for use.
This 125-Volt adapter cord will convert your RV's 50-amp power plug so that it will work with a 30-amp twist-lock outlet on a generator. The twist-lock design on the male plug will help keep the connector plugged in while the generator vibrates. I have attached a short video demonstration on this product that you can also check out. view full answer...
Cord color really has no particular indication for a specific use. Most of the time the color is something specific to that manufacturer. Camco in particular uses mostly yellow on their adapters like Power Grip RV Power Cord Adapter # CAM55185.
Mighty Grip will offer some Red # A10-3050FHVP and Black # A10-3050FBK adapters. All these do the same as the Camco listed above just a different color for that brand.
Since you mentioned connecting to a generator I also recommend verifying the... view full answer...
The Camco Power Grip Generator Adapter for RV Power Cord # CAM55422 referenced in your question is rated for 125V/3750W.
This is a really nice adapter that will allow you to connect your RV's 50-amp power plug to a 30-amp twist-lock outlet on a generator. The 4-Prong twist-lock design also prevents the cord from disconnecting as the generator vibrates. I have attached a short video demonstration on this product that you can also check out. view full answer...
We offer 50-amp-rated power cords for RVs for connection to generators and to shore power at a campground. Extension cords can have the same current capacity but will have different connectors since they are intended to just match the existing ones to extend your connection length. Extension typically have a male and female connector of the same type.
You can refer to the linked page to see all of our RV wiring items, including adapter plugs, adapter cords, power cords, extension cords... view full answer...
Yes, the Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # GP66FR is compatible with your pre-wired ZAMP port on your trailer, and you will not need any additional adapters.
You may also want to check the polarity of your Zamp plug as they have been known to wire things backwards. I have included an FAQ that goes into a bit more detail on this.
For your Jackery 500 it is not recommended to bypass the included charge controller however this panel does has both an... view full answer...
The cord I recommend that connects your generator to the 30 amp circuit of your RV is part # A10-G30330VP.
This is a 12-inch cord with a 3-prong male connector for the generator and a 3-prong female plug for your RV. view full answer...
Generally we have not had problems with the newer Ram factory brake controllers being compatible with EOH systems. Ford and Chevy controllers are much more notorious for having issues. That being said, we cannot say for sure if you will have issues or not. If you need to use an EOH actuator like the Hydrastar # HBA16, you can add on the adapter module # HBA-CAM. In most cases this will resolve the issue and allow things to work normally. If the Adapter module does not resolve the issue,... view full answer...
The duel fuel feature is typically only available on larger generators like the etrailer 4,500-Watt Portable Generator part # 333-0005 which is rated at 4,500 watts. We do not offer the etrailer 3,200-Watt Portable Inverter Generator part # 333-0003 with the duel fuel feature. If you needed the dual fuel feature then you would have to upgrade to the 4,500 watt unit. view full answer...
While running the Firman 3,300-Watt Portable RV Dual Fuel Inverter Generator - Propane or Gas - Electric Start
# FIR54FR on traditional gasoline it will have a 3,000 watt output at 12V, 8.3 AMPs.
An overload in a generator generally happens when too many appliances are plugged into the generator. To prevent overload and to protect your items/equipment it is suggested to stay within the output rating of your generator and turn off all NON-essential equipment.
You can do an energy audit... view full answer...
That is a good question, and yes, the 20k Goose Box is the latest (3rd generation) of the Goose Box; the correct part for the 20k model is the following:
- Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter # RP85FR
This Goose Box replaced the older version in 2022. It will work directly as a replacement for Lippert 1621, 0719, Rhino, and Fabex PB-600 Series pin boxes. view full answer...
Yes, the Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter part # RP85FR is the 3rd generation which has an improved airbag design that does not require there to be any pressure in the system to operate, a new schrader valve design to prevent leaks, and a sleeker look overall. The locking cable also has a bit more tension than the previous version which are all complaints they had of the original and were then addressed with the new model. view full answer...
There is a simpler way than a generator, as this would be difficult, and most generators that have a 12 volt outlet require that only to be used for battery charging. So I recommend a standalone battery on your enclosed trailer, and I'm sure you can find somebody to do it for you, yes. You'll need to utilize local resources though to find someone such as a local handyman possibly or some other individual comfortable with wiring.
What you'll do is use a 12 volt battery mounted on the trailer.... view full answer...
Our trailer tire and wheel packages do not come balanced as they do not require it. Trailer wheel and tires are designed to support heavy loads and generally not looked at for a smooth vibration free ride. That is the same reason you virtually never see shocks on a trailer.
Vehicles that carry passengers will have the wheels balanced to provide a smooth ride for the passengers inside the vehicle as well as provide a smoother ride for the suspension and steering components. Since trailers... view full answer...
Your Keystone Cougar will either have a 5th wheel to gooseneck adapter that is attached to the pin box or the entire pin box was replaced for a pin box that is only designed to work with a gooseneck connection.
If it is an adapter you will be able to see bolts or bolt holes that are used to attach the adapter to the 5th wheel pin. This connection will also stand out as the mounting surface is generally a large flat square where the 5th wheel pin is attached as seen in the picture included.... view full answer...
As far as your trailer side, We would have to assume that the green is your right turn, yellow is left turn, and brown is tail lights. Generally white will be ground and black will be 12v power. That being said, wire colors are not universal, and we do recommend going in with a wire tester # PTW2993 to determine function.
When installing the 7 way, you would leave the purple (reverse lights) and blue (brake output) wires disconnected. Since it sounds like your trailer is not wired for... view full answer...
The Dexter Surge Brake Actuator # DX29FR features an electric lockout. The surge brake actuator itself does not need to be plugged in to anything for it to work. The electric lockout does need to be wired if you want to be able to back up without locking up the brakes. The blue wire goes to your vehicles reverse light circuit, the white wire is a ground. This allows you to back the trailer up without actuating the brakes. Generally trailers with a surge brake actuator and electric lockout... view full answer...
The reverse solenoid will be wired to the reverse light circuit on your vehicle. You can use a 7 way plug like # PK12706. We also sell 12 gauge jacketed 2 wire by the foot in part # 12-2-1. The reverse lights are generally wired to the center pin on the 7 way plug # PK12706. I have included a diagram which the locations of each circuit. view full answer...
I am sorry but we do not carry an adapter harness that will connect a Coleman distribution box to a Dometic Brisk Ac unit. The distribution boxes and ac units generally need to be brand specific.
We do carry a conversion kit # C-FACR15SA-A01 that allows a Furrion brand AC unit like the # FR26PR to be compatible with a Coleman distribution box. We do not actually carry the Dometic brand air conditioners, so there may be an adapter for this purpose out there somewhere, but we do not have... view full answer...
Yes, it is true that most types of 5th wheel to gooseneck adapters will cause stresses on the trailer's frame and in some instances may actually void the warranty on the trailer frame. However, there is one type of 5th wheel to gooseneck adapter that does NOT place any extra stress on the coach's frame and that will NOT void your frame warranty. That type of adapter is called a Goosebox, made by Reese.
A Goosebox such as # RP85FR is a replacement pin box that bolts on in place of your... view full answer...
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