RV Adapter Plug

[SnoKing]

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I hate it when RV Parks put the sewer dump that far back.

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Snoking

 

[Road Dog]

After we built our new home in northeast Texas, I built a long level concrete RV pad with full hookups for friends and relatives to park their RV when visiting us. Along with water and sewer connections, I installed a 30-amp and a 50-amp RV electric receptacle box In the attached photo, the box on the left is a 50-amp connection and on the right is a 30-amp. I wired the 50-amp with 4-gauge and the 30-amp with 8-gauge wiring in separate conduit and on separate circuits. In addition to being wired with a ground back to the main circuit breaker, each of the RV outlets are grounded to earth with a ground rod at the post. The main circuit breaker box is about 30 feet away and mounted on the service entrance meter pole.

Bill

Looks good. Up here I'd use a frost-free standpipe.
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[Bill Stockard]

Looks good. Up here I'd use a frost-free standpipe.
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Down here in the south we don't need those. I had one at our previous home and it became completely unusable from lack of use.

Bill

 

[mwilson]

Down here in the south we don't need those.
Bill

Go ahead and rub it in Bill, it's all good....

I've still got two big snowbanks at home, but the ice went out of the lake last week so there is some progress......