stevens
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Post by stevens on Jun 13, 2017 10:09:41 GMT -8
If you've read any of our other posts you know that we had to take this camper all the way down to the frame. All of the electrical was removed because of mice. We are looking at putting in a breaker box and running everything off of RV plug at RV sites. When that isn't available we will be using a Honda EU2000 for our lighting. The inside of the camper we will need roughly 6 outlets and one of them will be powering a microwave for when we can't do a fire outside due to weather. Any help that can be given would be greatly appreciated and pictures are even better. Never wired a trailer before so this is new to me. Thanks for the continued help.
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Post by vikx on Jun 13, 2017 20:56:10 GMT -8
We do not tell people how to "wire" their trailer here. We can help with locations and ideas, but you must have basic knowledge of residential wiring to start with. If you don't, it's much safer to hire a professional electrician. Also, RVs are not wired exactly like houses, so there are differences in how things are wired.
Never bond the Common and Ground in a trailer.
Tell us more about your experience and what your plans are.
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