110v through car hauler wall??
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110v through car hauler wall??
I am seeking opinions as to how to best introduce a 110v power plug into my enclosed car hauler trailer so I can run battery tenders, ect while my trailer is parked.
My trailer has a floor mounted winch battery & I thought about coming through the same box from the bottom of the trailer......
My trailer has a floor mounted winch battery & I thought about coming through the same box from the bottom of the trailer......
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I once wired an enclosed gooseneck for shop lights and power tools...
mounted a small Square D breaker box in the front and dropped an in-feed pigtail down from it with a 30A 120V plug on it...
First choice was to put a 240V plug on to run both sides of the breaker box, but we didn't have a generator at the time with a 240v outlet on it.
it's just like wiring a house for an earthquake.
mounted a small Square D breaker box in the front and dropped an in-feed pigtail down from it with a 30A 120V plug on it...
First choice was to put a 240V plug on to run both sides of the breaker box, but we didn't have a generator at the time with a 240v outlet on it.
it's just like wiring a house for an earthquake.
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