AC WORKS [TT30W515] 10/3 TT-30P RV/Generator 30Amp Plug to Tri-Outlets 5-15R Adapter (25FT Tri-Outlet)

Small, solid build, internal light. Works great!

For a wen inverter generator 4800 watt

Satisfied

Like the internal LED light indicating that power is present. I tow a C-Max behind my RV. I have now used multiple times without issue to connect my 120V Ford car charger to the power at our RV site.

We use this for our double deep fryer, which draws approximately 15 amps each via 2x 115v plugs. Our RV uses the 50 amp plug at the parks, so we use it on the available 30 amp plug to fry catfish and fries. That said, most RV parks are wired for either 50 amp or 30 amp and are not intended to use both simultaneously because the 30 amp plug draws its power from one leg of the 50 amp breaker (the 50 amp is really 100 amps split into 2 legs) when not in use. So we're able to monitor the power draw on the second leg via our Watchdog surge protector, and generally have to turn off the AC units to free up amperage until we're through frying. Otherwise, you can throw circuit breakers. On a side note, this extension cord is for RV park power plugs and not the lock in type for generators.

I chose this adapter over the cheaper yellow one (Camco) because it uses a 5-20R instead of a 5-15R. Since it plugs into a 30A circuit it made more sense to get something that could support up to 20A, or so I thought.While this will work fine for almost all practical use cases, be aware this adapter is only rated for 16A or 2000W max. It probably isn't worth paying double to upgrade from 15A/1875W max to 16A/2000W max.

Handyman flipped off breaker panel for no reason.

Bought this to take 30a off of my generator with RV plug to household ac. Works great and we had a storm with power failure the first weekend. I was able to run this through my dinning room window with an extension and then power all my critical appliances and a heater.

Fast shipping!! Product as expected!