fivehole
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50 amp 220 volt concession trailer service question
Thu, 05/12/11 10:04 PM
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Hello, my name is Mike Riordan, owner of Riordan & Sons Electrical Services. I have been asked to provide a 50 amp 220 volt 4 wire circuit and receptacle for a concession trailer, for an annual fundraiser festival that benefits a local hospital and library. My question is, is there a standard configuration for a 50 amp 220 volt shoreline? If anyone could provide a Nema # , photo, and/or good description of the shoreline plug, that would be all i need. Thanks in advance, your time is appreciated. Mike Riordan Riordan & Sons Electrical Services
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Davydd
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Re:50 amp 220 volt concession trailer service question
Fri, 05/13/11 9:07 AM
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It may be similar to a 50 amp RV (recreational vehicle) service used by motorhomes. Google "50 amp RV service" and you will find the standard plugs and outlet boxes often used for RV parks. I had a 30 amp services installed at my garage for my camper van and my electrician also did not have a clue about what outlet box to install until I suggested he check with the RV dealers and Camping World rather than his usual electrical supply houses.
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fivehole
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Re:50 amp 220 volt concession trailer service question
Fri, 05/13/11 12:42 PM
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Thank you for your reply! I will check that out.
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