Many campsites have older electrical systems that have been patched many times over the years.
EV plug ins can easily overwhelm their capacity, reducing voltage or tripping breakers.
Each campground wants to be as welcoming as possible to increase business, however they often cannot accomocate multiple EVs tapping in.
Many campsites offer different sites with either 30 amp or 50 amp service. It is usually the rigs with more than one AC that will seak out the 50 amp service.
They know that EVs want to charge during their stay, but don't want their systems stressed.
Some are installing separate EV charging spots that are either free or pay for use. Allows you to charge while in camp, but at a special spot.
If you are camping at a site that prohibits EV charging, don't be "that guy" that clicks off the circuit to your entire loop.
EV plug ins can easily overwhelm their capacity, reducing voltage or tripping breakers.
Each campground wants to be as welcoming as possible to increase business, however they often cannot accomocate multiple EVs tapping in.
Many campsites offer different sites with either 30 amp or 50 amp service. It is usually the rigs with more than one AC that will seak out the 50 amp service.
They know that EVs want to charge during their stay, but don't want their systems stressed.
Some are installing separate EV charging spots that are either free or pay for use. Allows you to charge while in camp, but at a special spot.
If you are camping at a site that prohibits EV charging, don't be "that guy" that clicks off the circuit to your entire loop.