A member building a new home wants a 50-amp-only RV receptacle box with a built-in breaker for a fifth wheel, with installation handled by the electrical contractor. Although the house panel already has a breaker, the member wants a local disconnect to avoid basement trips when connecting or disconnecting power; a separate 15-amp outlet is also planned nearby.
Several members favored a 50/30/20-amp combination panel for future flexibility and what they described as a small additional...
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A member building a new home wants a 50-amp-only RV receptacle box with a built-in breaker for a fifth wheel, with installation handled by the electrical contractor. Although the house panel already has a breaker, the member wants a local disconnect to avoid basement trips when connecting or disconnecting power; a separate 15-amp outlet is also planned nearby.
Several members favored a 50/30/20-amp combination panel for future flexibility and what they described as a small additional cost, including one who reported installing an RVGUARD Type 3R panel priced at $80; another shared a Joinfworld weatherproof receptacle listing that claimed UL certification. A member noted that a future 30-amp RV could use a 50-to-30-amp adapter instead, and no final purchase or agreement on the best box was reported.