What is Amperage Draw of Lippert Ground Control Leveling System # LC358590

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Hello, How much current or power if thats easier does the ground control 3.0 system require both as a average and maximum? Also how much does each leg use when operating? Thanks for any help you can provide. Regards,

asked by: Jaymes J

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The power circuit for each leg of the Lippert Ground Control leveling system # LC358590 is protected by a 35 amp fuse. That means that at most the entire unit could draw up to 140 amps at a time. Realistically it would probably be considerably less but that really depends on the weight of the trailer.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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