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Re: T&T: 30 amp service vs. 50 amp service

From: Peter Bennett (no email)
Date: Mon Jul 10 2006 - 00:26:08 EDT

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    Sunday, July 9, 2006, 9:06:42 PM, Ron wrote:

    RR> Peter,

    RR> That's clear but you left one answer out. If you are connected to two 30 amp
    RR> outlets on two different legs on the dock with a "Y" adapter to a 50 amp
    RR> cable to a 50 amp inlet on the boat, how many amps are available to the boat
    RR> panel at 240V and how many amps are available at 110V?

    RR> Thank you,
    RR> Ron Rogers

    You would have 30 amps at 240V, or 2 x 30 amp at 120V

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