After reading about everyones opinions, on Boler-ama, about having a breaker box in my 13ft.
Boler, if you intend to run a 110 VAC system, I decided to install one onto my existing system.
It was very tight working in this cavity but I got it in about 4 hours.
After removeing the
electrical box and switch that I installed in spring of "06" I drilled new holes in side of cupboard just under the converter, in under-the-sink cupboard and bolted the breaker box to inside of space.
I now run a Pig-Tail from outside of trailer into the cupboard under sink into a 30 Amp breaker box with space for 2 breakers.
From a 20amp breaker I run first to an outlet that I plug my converter into then to 2 other inside outlets and one GFI outside outlet. All with 12ga wire/W ground, per recomended by salesman for a 20amp service.
When I first pluged it in I had NO POWER TO ANYTHING!
After checking and rechecking I noticed that I had installed the breaker into the slot next to the one that was actually wired
This is to tight a spot to work and would suggest putting it in another spot to others
Working now
One outlet is over by the bunks with a child-proof cover and this I run
electrical kitchen appliances and the other inside one is up by the ceiling in tall cabinet to run the roof mounted AC unit.
The outside one is for running a cord into the screen house for radio or floresent
light.
Gerry the canoebuilder
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