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Originally Posted by Bob Landry
On the Outback I had, I added a second 30A service to split the loads, and an additional 20A service dedicated to space heaters. Worked like a champ.
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Originally Posted by flybouy
Just curious, why would you need the 20 amp if you have 2 - 30 amp feeds ( and I uope a second 30 amp panel and breakers) and how often do you find a site where you czn use two 30 amp recepticals that are available? I understand a second 30A for an AC ujit but if you need space heaters uou done need the AC unit running.
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I agree, you now need two separate outlets, why not just upgrade your existing panel to 50 amp, then you can have on 240 volt circuit.
My dad was a Firefighter so grew up with a distaste of using portable electric heaters.
Our rig had a 50 amp service so I installed RV Comfort Systems “Cheap Heat” electric add on to the furnace.
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