120 VAC receptacle on T@B320

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  MuttonChops Member Posts: 1,596

  September 2020

  huanvanho said:

  Any one know the Amps rating for 120 VAC receptacle on top of the T@B 320's sink?
  

  
  

  Most T@B 320S have the Sink outlet on the same 15 Amp Breaker as the outlet beside
  the WFCO Power Center.
  

  
  

  '18 320 S,  pitched axle, 3020HE; PNW based
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  MuttonChops Member Posts: 1,596

  September 2020

  @huanvanho ;
  Recommend you check-out the Users manuals & Resources section of this forum. [ link on left side of forum page]

  https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/6406/electrical-resources#latest
  

  '18 320 S,  pitched axle, 3020HE; PNW based
  TV: '17 Colorado V6 Z71 4x4, Tow Package, GM Brake Controller
  Adventures:  51   Nights:  322  Towing Miles 41,200+
  

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  GatorEgg Member Posts: 451

  September 2020

  We use the small cup inside and out. With no problems.  Also had the “bug zapper” plugged in with the kcup outside.

  2022 TAB 400 Boondock, 2019 Toyota Tacoma Sport 4x4
  2018 TAB 320 Boondock (previous)
  Odessa, Fl.  
  
  

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  Tampakayaker Member Posts: 554

  September 2020

  We've used our K-Cup there with no issues.
  
  And we've used a Ninja Foodi grill on the outside outlet.  It's 1760 watts and 12 amps with no problems.

  2006 RAM 1500 4 door, 2016 T@B 320 MAX S 
  Tampa FL

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  ScottG Administrator Posts: 5,451

  September 2020

  +1 what MuttonChops said. The amperage of a receptacle is limited by the breaker or fuse protecting its circuit (which in turn depends on the gauge of the wire in that circuit). In this case that circuit is limited to 15A.
  
  Keep in mind that with multiple receptacles on one circuit, if you are running something else in another location, you may not have the full 15A to work with. Regardless, the worst that will happen is you will trip the breaker.

  2015 T@B S

  
  

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  huanvanho Member Posts: 47

  September 2020

  Very good information. Thank you Mutton.

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  Dalehelman Member Posts: 2,410

  September 2020

  The breaker that controls the outlet in question will tell you what the Circuit is rated for. 

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