Providing Power for a Mobile Home
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How to Supply Electrical Power to a Mobile Home with a Required Circuit and Available Power © By: Dave Rongey |
Mobile Home Required Circuit and Available Power
[ad#block]Question: Is it possible to provide electrical power to a mobile home through an existing power panel in my shop similar to an RV system.
Background: Doug, a Other from Tacoma, WA.
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Doug.
Electrical Power for a Mobile Home
How to Supply Electrical Power to a Mobile Home with a Required Circuit and Available Power
- The electrical power that you provide depends on the size of the circuit that the RV requires.
- The ability to feed the power to the mobile home will depend on size the source of power.
- The potential source of power must have the extra amperage capacity available.
- The connected load or the size of the mobile home electrical panel will need to be know.
- The number of circuits of the mobile home panel and their amperage will be needed as well.
- The concern is to provide the right amount of electrical power for the mobile home, and not overload the electric panel or source of the electrical power.
- Once all of this is information is known then the electrical wiring for the circuit size may be understood.
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- This article looks at common 120 volt and 240 volt house wiring circuits
- The circuit breakers that are installed
- Identifying the types and amperage sizes used in most homes
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