![]() ![]() As I best recall that (up out of ground) needs to be Rigid or IMC Conduit, NOT plastic. If you use UF buried outdoors, it needs to be in protective conduit where it rises up out of the ground into a receptacle box. You can run 10/2 w/ground Romex (typical indoor use in certain locations), or type 10/2 w/ground UF Cable rated for direct burial if needed, or 3 separate 10 Gauge THHN Insulated conductors inside conduit. You can run wire FROM the Panels 30 Amp Single Pole Circuit Breaker TO the NEMA TT30R RV Female Receptacle by the use of 10/2 w/ground (means 2 insulated conductors plus a bare Equipment Grounding Conductor, 3 total) 10 Gauge Romex (if in suitable locations) or Gray Type UF (Underground Feeder) 10/2 w Ground cable which is rated for direct earth burial if needed. It wires up to your home or garage panelboard and is fed from a 30 amp 120 Volt SINGLE POLE CIRCUIT BREAKER. If you use a metal box to mount the Receptacle into, it must be connected to the Bare/Green Equipment Grounding Conductor (as is the Ground terminal on the Receptacle well DUH), none needed of course if its a plastic box. Lowes or Home Depot? Or about any RV dealer. I've seen them at Menards and you can also buy a rectangular plastic or metal box they mount and fit into plus the cover plate. That's also known as a 120 volt 30 Amp 2 Pole 3 Wire Grounding RV Receptacle. YES there's a "special" RV Plug and ReceptacleĪn RV 120 Volt 30 Amp Receptacle (which your 30 Amp RV male plug fits into and is found on RV Park Power Pedestals) IS A NEMA TT30R Female Receptacle. NO its NOT the same as a Dryer Receptacle DSV, FIRST lets get the terms correct and I AM GUESSING you're installing a 120 volt 30 amp RV Receptacle correct? I ask because that's only a 120 volt receptacle, but you stated you don't know how to run 220 but also stated 30 Amp? 220 would be necessary for the 120/240 Volt 50 Amp RV's and would require a Two (NOT One) Pole Circuit Breaker in your panelboard. ![]()
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