Review of Furrion Boat Accessories - Marine Power - F30ITRGS Video

Furrion Chill Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup #FR42PV comes with a wiring harness adapter so that you can plug into your current RV air conditioning system without having to completely replace it. It has a BTU rating of 15,000…

Yes, you can replace your current Furrion inlet with the 30 amp Furrion Marine Power Inlet. These are universal fits so it will definitely work, though the mounting holes may be somewhat different, so you can compare yours to the 2-1/4"…

The Furrion Power Inlet #F30ITSSS that you referenced is designed to fit in a hole that is 2-1/2 inches in diameter.

Yes a replacement for Epicord RV Power Cord with Handle, the Mighty Cord #A10-3025ED90 with #F30ITSSS that you referenced would work great to replace the inlet and cord you have currently.

The Furrion RV Power Cord Adapter - 30A Female to 20A Male - Black #FP3122RSB uses 10 gauge wire.

You could use the Furrion RV Power Cord Adapter - 30A Female to 20A Male - Black Item #FP3122RSB but you won't be able to run as much in your RV since you're not pulling a full 30amps. You won't find a 2 prong plug because the ground…

Yes, in order to set your trailer up for use with shore power you will first need an AC distribution panel. For this, I recommend a Progressive Dynamics Series AC Distribution Panel. In order to bring power into the panel you will also need a power…

Zinc plated screws are going to be the best option for use with aluminum to resist galvanic corrosion. This corrosion you are referring to is from two dissimilar metals reacting so you want to use the most similar metals when installing your E-track…

The power draw of the MaxxFan part #MA00-07500K that you referenced is 5 amps or 60 watts.

Not all aluminum trailer frames are strong enough for use with a steel weight distribution (WD) system. It is possible that the stronger steel WD components could put too much stress on the frame. If your trailer has an aluminum frame you'll…

You should not have any issues using weight distribution with your aluminum trailer, but you will want to check with the trailer manufacturer to be certain. My contact at Reese has stated that as long as the trailer manufacturer says it's ok then…

When it comes to using a weight distribution hitch on your aluminum trailer, the main concern isn't only the interaction of the two metals but a lot of occasions the aluminum frame isn't strong enough to be used with a steel weight…