For your generator, I recommend the Mighty Cord Generator Adapter for RV Power Cord - 50 Amp Female to 30 Amp Twist Lock Male - 12" # A10-G30450VP and then the Power Grip 90-Degree Locking Marine-Style Power Cord Adapter - 50 Amps - 18" Long # CAM55562. If this is not the welding plug you are referring to, then we most likely don't have an adapter that will work. view full answer...
We have just what you are looking for. The part # A10-1530DVP will plug in to the 110 receptacle of your generator and would give you a 30 amp female connector for the RV to plug into. view full answer...
The Camco Power Grip Generator Adapter # CAM55272 referenced in your question is designed specifically to connect your RV's 30-amp power plug to a 30-amp twist-lock outlet on a generator. This should work perfectly for your generator. The twist-lock design on the male plug will also do a nice job of keeping the connector from vibrating loose when it's plugged into the generator.
I have attached a short video demonstration on this product that you can also check out. view full answer...
I did some checking and your Generac 3300 generator actually takes what is called and L14-30 adapter. We do have an adapter that you can use, # A10-G30430VP. The plug only type of adapter, # CAM55333, will not work with your generator. view full answer...
The Power Grip Generator Plug Adapter for RV Power Cord # CAM55333 that you referenced installed on your loose plug will work and allow you to have full function and amperage of the system. It does change the plug style though from standard 30 amp plug to a 30 amp twist lock style plug. That would be the only thing you'd need to consider.
I'd rather recommend you fix the problem with a new socket like the Mighty Cord Power Inlet part # A10-30INVP though as it's unknown how long the adapter... view full answer...
The Power Grip Generator Plug Adapter # CAM55333 does not have a wattage rating. It is rated for 125 volts and 30 amps but other than that there are no additional ratings for it. view full answer...
For your generator adapter plug, I recommend the Mighty Cord Generator Adapter for RV Power Cord - 30 Amp Female to 30 Amp Twist Lock Male - 12" # A10-G30430VP. This short 12 inch adapter won't restrict your wattage any more than your RV shore power cord which will also restrict the watts transferred. view full answer...
It sounds like you are looking for the Mighty Cord Generator Adapter for RV Power Cord # A10-G30450VP which has a 4 prong 30 amp male twist lock plug and a 4 prong 50 amp standard female plug. This adapter is 12" long and is designed to allow you to power your RV with a generator of your choice.
I included a video of the Mighty Cord # A10-G30450VP for you to take a look at. view full answer...
We do have an adapter cord that will work for the 30 amp twist lock receptacle and the 50 amp plug. It is the Mighty Cord Generator Adapter # A10-G30450VP. I have linked a video review of this adapter for you. view full answer...
If the AC power consumption of your trailer does not exceed the 1,600 watt rating of the A-iPower 2,000-Watt Portable Inverter Generator part # 289-SUA2000I then yes, you can plug the shore power cord on your trailer directly into your generator using the Mighty Cord Generator Adapter Plug part # A10-G3030AVP. You don't need to worry about not having the full 30 amps at the power source as the trailer is only going to draw as much as it needs. Since, you will only be using around a third... view full answer...
The Camco Power Grip Generator Adapter for RV Power Cord # CAM55422 referenced in your question is designed to plug into a 30-amp twist-lock generator receptacle. The female end of the adapter will connect to your RV's 50-amp power plug.
In order to connect to your RV's 50-amp inlet to allow for a 30-amp extension cord, I instead recommend looking at the Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter # A10-3050DBK. I have attached a short video demonstration on this product that you can also check out. view full answer...
The smallest (in regards to watts) generator that we offer with a 240 volt outlet is the A-iPower 4,500-Watt Portable Generator part # 289-SUA4500. That said, this generator does not come with an inverter nor do we offer an inverter generator with a 240 volt outlet.
However, you could use an inverter generator like the etrailer 3,200-Watt Portable Inverter Generator part # 333-0003 or one from the list below with a 240 volt plug but you would also need an adapter the Mighty Cord RV Power... view full answer...
It sounds like you normally use a generator with a 15 amp to 30 amp adapter to power your RV when needed and you are wanting to know if you can use a 30 amp to 30 amp cable to allow you to connect directly to a 30 amp power source like with the part # A10-G30430VP. If this is what you are asking yes this would work fine. view full answer...
The Advent Air RV Air Conditioner part # ACM150 will require a 30 amp circuit at a minimum. If you wanted to hook this up directly to a generator you could do so with something like the Mighty Cord Replacement Hardwire RV Power Cord part # A10-3025END and Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Generator Adapter part # A10-G30330VP. view full answer...
The Camco Power Grip Generator Adapter # CAM55272 will do a nice job of running the 30-amp AC in your camper as long as the plugs match up. This 125V adapter cord features a female end to connect with a standard RV 30-amp power plug and a male end that will connect to a 30-amp twist-lock receptacle.
I have attached a short video demonstration on this product that you can also check out. view full answer...
The Camco Generator Adapter part # CAM55382 that you referenced is designed to do exactly what you are looking to do. Connect a 30 amp generator output to an RV 30 amp connector. This adapter would work just fine with the Honda generator you have.
As long as both your RV and your generator use the 4 prong style connectors this adapter would work well for you. This is a 120 volt adapter so in that regard it would work as well. view full answer...
Unfortunately we do not carry the adapter you are looking for, but I do have another option for you.
My recommendation is to use a Power Grip RV Power Maximizer - 50 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male and 30 Amp Male # CAM55025 to get a generator to give you 45 amps to your 50 amp RV input. Most generators have this power ability and setup.
If your combination won't allow this, I recommend the A-iPower Inverter Generators w/ Parallel Kit - Senci Motor - Portable - Gas - 120V - 3,800 Watts # 289-SUA2000I-2.... view full answer...
We do have plenty of generator adapter plugs available which contain the twist lock terminals but the generator side will always be a male end and the other end a female, not vice versa. The Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Generator Adapter part # A10-G30450VP for example has a 4 prong (50 Amp) female end attached to a 4 prong twist lock male end. I have attached a full list of options below. We also offer a 3 prong (30 Amp) female end attached to a 4 prong twist lock male end like the Mighty... view full answer...
The 6-Pole Square Trailer Wiring Connector Kit # 37995 that you referenced is the standard 6-way square connector that has been used on campers for several years. It would be the same style of connector you have already so this would work as a replacement. view full answer...
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