30 Amp Shore Power Cable - $25

[Slapdash]

Hey Gang,

If you're at the beginning of a build, or you drove away with your bus still plugged in, here's a cheap replacement cable.

This 30A cable came off of a Palomino Stampede travel trailer. Powered everything up nicely before I removed it. Continuity tested post-removal and everything's on the up and up.

I will confirm length shortly, but believe it's 20 feet.

Happy to ship anywhere in the US at your expense (coming from eastern CT).

With shore power cables starting at $60-$100, this is a pretty good deal!

Thanks for looking!

 

[Rucker]

Looks like a three wire no ground-I would be nervous using this on a bus given that there is no separation between the common and the ground.

 

[desrtdog]

Looks like a three wire no ground-I would be nervous using this on a bus given that there is no separation between the common and the ground.

Should be ok for 120v - no?

 

[Slapdash]

Can't figure out how to edit my ad, but the cable is actually 25' long, not 20'.

The cable is 10/3, each wire inside is jacketed. Can use a dogbone to step down to a regular 3-prong 120V (provided you don't go over the rating; e.g. 30A at a campground, or 15 or 20A at home).

This was attached to an RV converter that worked fine. The only reason I am selling is because we wanted a slightly longer cable for space to keep our bus plugged in at home. I built a brand-new system and bought a new cable to go with that setup (if anyone's interested in that, let me know).

Hope this helps!

 

[Rucker]

Should be ok for 120v - no?

Same issue. The cable has two hot legs and a common, no ground.

 

[Slapdash]

Same issue. The cable has two hot legs and a common, no ground.

This is for 30A service. There's a black/hot, white/neutral, and green/ground.

Are you thinking of 50A?

 

[desrtdog]

Yes- for 30 amp / 120 v all you need is hot/neutral/ground…

 

[Slapdash]

Shore power cable has sold. Thank you!!!