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Old 09-24-2021, 08:13 PM   #1
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Rv 120v panel vs home subpanel
Hi all,

What the difference in wiring an rv 120v panel and a home subpanel?

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Most home residential style panels are split phase 240 volt. Tw hot, one neutral and one ground. Some RV panels are split phase 240 volt (50 amp hookups). The 30a and 20a are single phase 120., one hot, one neutral and one ground
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