It didn’t work - ProPower ground fault with travel trailer?

[NoCo150]

The "240" plug in the back of your truck is 4 pins. One is Gnd. One is Neutral. The other two are HOT (HotA and HotB).

From either Hot to Neutral is 120V @ 30 amp max. From HotA to HotB is 240V @ 30 Amp max.

So if you need only 120V then make sure and get a plug/dog bone that just gives you Gnd, Neutral, and one Hot (either A or B). You can get a splitter that will give you two 120V circuits, one will be HotA to Neutral and the other HotB to Neutral.

Thanks, can this splitter work on a 50 amp plug if you manage the load?

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[NoCo150]

If your RV has a standard 30amp 3 pin power cable, then you need one of these so you can use one side of the 30amp 240v circuit to only pull in 120v off the A or B side.

https://www.amazon.com/Camco-55338-...ocphy=9011568&hvtargid=pla-450167261883&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0024E71B...olid=2JC33DK80B9RH&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Thank you for the link

 

[jeffcrum]

Thanks, can this splitter work on a 50 amp plug if you manage the load?

Not the one discussed there. But, yes, they make one that will work.

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