Hey all,
I'm looking at the Corded Mobile Connector as a semi-stationary charging solution while I keep my UMC in the car for the odd "emergency" use. I have some special circumstances that require me to use a lot of RV-30 amp connections for which I created my own adapter that uses the NEMA 14-50 plug on the UMC, but puts 120v 30a across the L1 and L2 connections of the UMC (this way, I can charge on 120v up to 24amps).
So, my question is... does anyone know --for sure-- if the Corded Mobile Connector can support this same 120v L1 to L2 voltage? Or does it, like the HPWC, only support 240v (thus accounting for the lower cost).
Thanks in advance!
LK
I'm looking at the Corded Mobile Connector as a semi-stationary charging solution while I keep my UMC in the car for the odd "emergency" use. I have some special circumstances that require me to use a lot of RV-30 amp connections for which I created my own adapter that uses the NEMA 14-50 plug on the UMC, but puts 120v 30a across the L1 and L2 connections of the UMC (this way, I can charge on 120v up to 24amps).
So, my question is... does anyone know --for sure-- if the Corded Mobile Connector can support this same 120v L1 to L2 voltage? Or does it, like the HPWC, only support 240v (thus accounting for the lower cost).
Thanks in advance!
LK