Review on 🔌 RV Y-Split Power Cord Adapter with Handle - 50 Amp Female Receptacle to 30Amp/15Amp Male Plug by BLACKHORSE-RACING by Leroy Wolfe

We use this adapter in two ways: First = In small parks, county parks or where the 50's are all booked it gives us 45 or 50 amps depending on whether the 115v plug is 15 or 20 amps. Never had a problem with or without GFCI. It works with 2 AC units and all appliances when 115v is 20 amps (50 amps total) and in some places where 115v is 15 amps (45 amps total) we just switch off 1 AC to power the to use a microwave oven, and then alternately turn both powers on again. Second, at home, we plug it into two regular 115V, 20A household outlets in the garage. We use a separate adapter to convert 30A to 115V so you have two 115 15 or 20A combined and it runs on 1 AC and everything else at the same time except 2 AC and/or Microgrid. By the way, this is a GFCI protected circuit. It throws GFI from time to time when first plugged in (reboots only) but we've been doing this at home with a chest freezer on the same circuit for a couple of weeks. I'm sure some experts would dispute this or say it's possible. doesn't work, I'm not an electrician but that's our experience and we do this all the time.