🔌 AC WORKS [TT30W515] 10/3 TT-30P RV/Generator 30Amp Plug to Flexible Tri-Outlets Adapter with 5-15R Review

Just paid for itself with utility on the camping trip! We could use the heater and the electric frying pan at the same time!

Ideal for off-season camping. With that, I wanted to hook up two extension cords to it and run them inside the tent, where one cord would power my TV, deep fryer, and kettle [for hot coconut], and the other cord would power and charge my parking heater. my phones. This is a great purchase

I was only able to do a short test (about 30 minutes) by hooking up a portable air conditioner (and two other electrics) to a gas generator, but it worked just fine. I got a slightly low rating because I felt it was quite expensive for a POWER CORD. That being said I shopped for a few weeks and it was the best price I could find.

I have a champion van alternator with a 30A plug that works great. I also wanted to use it for power outages around the house but was limited to two extension cords and couldn't access all of the generator power until I found this. Now I can connect 5 extensions from my generator. Heavy duty, great quality. Highly recommended for generator with 30 amp RV plug.

I chose this adapter over the cheaper yellow one (Camco) because it uses 5-20R instead of 5-15R. Since it will be plugged into a 30A circuit, it made sense to get something that could support up to 20A, at least that's what I thought. While this works well in almost all practical use cases, note that this adapter is only designed for a maximum of 16 A or 2000 W. . It's probably not worth paying double to upgrade from 15A/1875W max to 16A/2000W max.

We use this for our double fryer which draws around 15amps each through 2 115v plugs and an affordable 30amp plug for frying catfish and french fries. However, most RV parks are rated for either 50 amps or 30 amps and are not designed to run both at the same time as the 30 amp plug is powered by one leg of the 50 amp switch (50 amps is actually 100 amps ). in 2). feet) when not in use. So we can control the power draw on the second arm with our watchdog surge protector, and usually we have to…