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Heaters: When we are on shore power, we use a small ceramic heater to warm up the trailer,
but we use it only when we’re awake. (Why use our propane when we can use the park’s
electricity that we are paying for?) Best advice is that when using a heater, always have
ventilation, like an open window to avoid asphyxiation.
45 Amp Service
45 amp service is 110-volt service limited to a total of 45 amps of draw. Each appliance in your
recreational vehicle is capable of working by itself with this type of service. However, you may
not be able to operate all of your appliances at the same time without causing a circuit breaker to
blow. The 45 amp power cord may be used with a 15 amp receptacle; however a 45/15amp
power adapter will be required. This adapter may be purchased from any RV Dealership.
When the power supply cable is plugged in to an outlet the converter will automatically supply
all 12V circuits without a drain on the battery. All 12V circuits are protected from overload by
automotive type fuses. Resetable breakers protect all 110V/120V circuits. The converter
charger is protected from any power surges by an automotive type fuse.