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RV Generator Adapter:


rv generator adapter Dual 15 - 30 AMP RV generator adapter for Honda, Yamaha, & Kipor generator - convert two 15/20 AMP outlets to one RV 30 AMP outlet.
  • No power loss: 2 x 15 AMPs convert to 30 AMPs or 30 AMPs convert to 30 AMPs.
  • Won't vibrate loose as easy: The single 15 AMP to 30 AMP adapter often vibrates loose.
  • Plug into standard wall outlet - 15 AMP Plug Spacing : 1.6"
  • For use at home and some older RV Parks with just the 15 AMP outlets.
  • Good Quality, Made in USA.


New dual 15 AMP (or 20 AMP in many generators) to 30 AMP AC adapter. For RVs, Motorhomes, Campers. Use on most rv generators and RV Park (with traditional 15 AMP outlet). This listing is for one of this adapter. You are looking at a perfect adapter for converting most generator's dual 20 AMP receptacles to a 30 AMP RV (TT-30) receptacle.

It is best to use on a generator and the power outlet for some RV Parks. It also fits perfectly to your home outlets. (the spacing between the 15 AMP plug is 1.6" which is the standard spacing on most generators). Fits most generators with standard plug spacing, this includes the following popular models: Honda EU1000i, EU2000i, EU3000is. Kipor KGE1000Ti, KGE2000Ti, KGE3000Ti, KGE3000THi. Yamaha EF1000IS, EF2400I, EF2800I, EF3000ISE.

RV generators are powered by gas, gasoline. One of the unique features of portable rv generator is the extra sound abatement, and muffling that has been built into the product line. In some campgrounds (including State and National Parks) there are now strict noise limits so that RV campers do not disturb their neighbors, and the acceptance of portable electricity may be grudging (at best). So be aware of the local camping protocols before starting up any power equipment!

 


Recommended RV generators:

Generators can run on different types of fuel, such as gasoline, propane, or diesel, and have different power output, portability, efficiency, and noise level. Here are some examples of popular RV generators and their features. Depending on your RV size, power needs, and camping preferences, you may want to choose a different generator model.

  • Westinghouse iGen4500: This is a super quiet and powerful inverter generator that can run on gasoline or propane. It has a remote electric start, an RV-ready outlet, and a CO sensor for safety. It can produce up to 4500 watts of peak power and 3700 watts of running power.
  • Generac GP3000i: This is another quiet and compact inverter generator that runs on gasoline. It has a parallel capability, which means you can connect two units together for more power. It can produce up to 3000 watts of peak power and 2300 watts of running power.
  • Champion Dual Fuel: This is a versatile and reliable generator that can run on gasoline or propane. It has an electric start, a low oil shut-off sensor, and a volt guard to protect your appliances from surges. It can produce up to 3400 watts of peak power and 3100 watts of running power.
  • WEN 56380i: This is a fuel-efficient and eco-friendly inverter generator that runs on gasoline. It has a fuel shut-off feature, an electric start, and a digital display. It can produce up to 3800 watts of peak power and 3400 watts of running power.
  • DuroStar DS4: This is a durable and affordable generator that runs on gasoline. It has a recoil start, a voltmeter, and an automatic low oil shut-off. It can produce up to 4000 watts of peak power and 3300 watts of running power.