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Steveo57 · 09-01-2019, 06:11 AM

I use a 20 amp circuit at home and can run the AC if I need to if the voltage is good. And keep your extension cord as short as possible. Use a 12 gauge cord at a minimum if you have to use an extension cord. You can't run anything else and you might need to open the breaker for the converter depending on how much it's drawing.

The problem you might run into at a big event like that is low voltage if there are a lot of others trying to do the same thing.

Just watch your voltage and if it gets down near 105 volts you probably don't want to be running the AC.

09-01-2019, 06:11 AM	#4
Steveo57 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Lisbon Posts: 551	I use a 20 amp circuit at home and can run the AC if I need to if the voltage is good. And keep your extension cord as short as possible. Use a 12 gauge cord at a minimum if you have to use an extension cord. You can't run anything else and you might need to open the breaker for the converter depending on how much it's drawing. The problem you might run into at a big event like that is low voltage if there are a lot of others trying to do the same thing. Just watch your voltage and if it gets down near 105 volts you probably don't want to be running the AC. __________________ 2018 Keystone Cougar 22RBS 2020 Ford F-350 XLT SC SRW 6.7l Powerstroke.