So to get an idea of what 30 amps might run in an rv, what can you usually run at the same time without causing too much strain on, or issues with, your 30 amp hook up? Say it is a good, quality hook up with proper wire sizing etc.
Typically, I would imagine when you are hooked to shore power you would turn your cooler and water heater to shore? Or do you choose to keep some systems on gas so you can run others on shore power?
I dont know how much power a converter uses in a typical 2
Our trailer is 30Amp. We do not have a dish washer (other than me) or a clothes washer/dryer so I can not speak to those appliances. The big draws are the converter/charger (really the charger as far as I can determine), air conditioner, microwave, electric water heater, electric heaters, and other heating elements like a hair dryer, toaster or toaster oven. There can be some differences in how 30Amp coaches are wired. Our previous trailer had all the 120V outlets on one 15Amp circuit which was