Mighty Cord RV Wiring - Power Adapter - A10-5030FBK Review Video

Trailer weight distribution hitches (WDH) such as the Curt TruTrack systems #C17499 and #C17500 do come in varying weight capacities. Selection of the correct one for any given towing setup is based on the actual fully-loaded tongue weight (TW). It…

The current hitch you have on your 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 has the towing capacity needed for the trailer you are planning on towing so there would be no need to upgrade it. For a weight distribution system the Reese Strait Line part #RP66084 would…

To connect your vehicle that has a 4-Way flat connector to your trailer that has a 7-Way connector, you will need to install a 7-Way on the rear of your vehicle. If you just want or need the tail light functions to operate on your trailer you will…

The Mighty Cord RV Power Cord Adapter Plug #A10-5030AVP is simply an adapter for the connector styles of 30 Amp Female to 50 Amp Male. It does not change the voltage at all.

The Mighty Cord Dogbone RV Power Cord Adapter #A10-5030FBK is exactly what you are looking for. It only utilizes one of the pins on the 50 Amp side so the 30 Amp side is only rated for 125V (also known as 120V). Attached is a review video for you to…

You will always use a surge protector matched to the TT's rating of 30 amps. I recommend the Power Watchdog the 30 amp Surge Protector with Bluetooth #HU97FR. You can use the free smartphone app to monitor your system and get notified if low or…

With weight distribution systems you can't really make tight turns while backing up. What we recommend is that if you are basically backing up in a straight line you can leave the spring bars on the system. But if you think you will end up…

30amp is 110v and 50amp is 220v. 30amp plugs will have two flat prongs and a rounded ground prong. 50amp plugs will have 3 flat prongs and a rounded ground prong. If you're trying to plug a 30amp power cord from your RV into a 220v power source I…

I spoke to my contact at Valterra and found that the #A10-5030FBK steps down a 50 amp service receptacle (2 X 120VAC) to 30 amps supply. This would work great for your camping trailers electrical system. I have linked the above mentioned product to…

At this time we do not carry a sewer hose carrier for the back of an RV but I have a solution for you. You will need to make a run to your local home improvement store to assemble all the necessary parts. You can build one of these tubes fairly…

Yes, the 921 bulb #VA0415-00 will work well for you. The 912 and 921 bulbs are interchangeable as they have the same T-5 wedge base. The 921 has a wattage of 16.8 and draws 1.4 amps. The 912 is 12 watts and draws 1 amp. So the 921 should burn…

Yes you can use the 50 amp adapter part #A10-5030AVP with the Portable Power Watchdog Surge Protector #HU67FR that you referenced and keep an eye on incoming power via your smartphone app.