CircleCord 30 Amp to 50 Amp RV Adapter Cord, NEMA TT-30P Male to 14-50R Female Electrical Power Dogbone with 180 Degree Bent Design and Grip Handle, Heavy Duty STW 10 AWG for 50 Amp RV Trailer Camper

Good product for the price

Works great to charge the camper van when It’s parked at home. No complaints here!

Nice product for the money. Cord should be just a little longer. Thanks

Even though I had purchased this a few months ago I only just had a chance to use it. I am a full time RVer. All I needed to keep my refrigerator charged in my RV while I was I was visiting family. I could not get any availability at any local RV places to stay at. So I had it parked at my familys house. I had an extension cord from the house to this converter, which was plugged into my surge protector, which was then plugged into my RV cord. No issues other than a few times it did trip the breaker in my familys home. But my familys home was built back in the 50s and the wiring is not great.

One end connects to the RVs 30 amp shorepower cord and the other to our outside 15 amp/120 volt standard electrical outlet. Hey, its been a wicked cold winter so far. The batteries deserve some TLC. Its a simple adapter that gets the job done.

I use this when I have the camper parked at home and just want to have a little shore power to it. The only problem with this is the keeper ring wont tighten on my Jayco camper. Its almost like its a different thread.

I’m a craftsman of various sorts but electrical is not one of them. I am qualified to see that these people are craftsmen that take pride in materials and workmanship.

Have a new camper??? That ridiculous long cord that you have to use- with adapters, is no more!! We have burned through handfuls of adapters in our years of camping adventures. With this purchase being our newest favorite, I have to share our thoughts. This is used for our everyday use now. We have rv parking at home, so we have our trailer always plugged in. When we camp, (which is often) we use a generator for power. This replaced our stupid mess for power cords and adapters! We haven’t had this for very long, so there is no way to say it’s perfect. Just as an experienced camper, I suggest always having a backup one or two.

Works great.

Product: For the 15M/50F Locking (traditional 120v household plug to typical 50A RV receptacle), the product wires both hot legs to the single 120v line. In other words, ground is ground, neutral is neutral, L1 is 120Vac and L2 is 120Vac, but the voltage across L1 and L2 is 0V (not 240 Vac that would be typical). So plain speak, some RVs put 120V loads on L1 and 120V on L2 to help balance the legs, and this plug will supply 120V to each leg allowing all 120V outlets/equipment to work. Any 240V appliance/equipment will not work with this adapter, even though both hot legs are energized. Id caution against pulling too much power off this adapter, but usually a CB should trip if too much power is pulled. Product is safe if you are aware of the power/amps you are pulling through it.