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Camco Power Grip RV Power Maximizer - 50 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male and 30 Amp Male
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Camco Power Grip RV Power Maximizer - 50 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male and 30 Amp Male

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This maximizer lets you connect your RV's 50-amp power cord to 15-amp and 30-amp electrical outlets at an RV park at the same time, giving you 45 amps of combined power. Handles on the larger connectors make removal easy. Great Prices for the best rv plug adapters from Camco. Camco Power Grip RV Power Maximizer - 50 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male and 30 Amp Male part number CAM55025 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Camco RV Plug Adapters - CAM55025

  • 50 Amp to 15 Amp
  • 50 Amp to 30 Amp
  • Adapter Cord
  • 50 Amp Female Plug
  • 15 and 30 Amp Male Plug
  • RV Cord to Power Hookup
  • Camco

This maximizer lets you connect your RV's 50-amp power cord to 15-amp and 30-amp electrical outlets at an RV park at the same time, giving you 45 amps of combined power. Handles on the larger connectors make removal easy.


Features:

  • Maximizer lets you plug your RV's 50-amp power cord into 15-amp and 30-amp electrical outlets at an RV park at the same time
    • Allows your RV to receive 45 amps of combined power
  • 50-Amp female end connects to your RV's 50-amp power plug
  • 15-Amp male end plugs into a 15-amp receptacle
  • 30-Amp male end plugs into a 30-amp receptacle
  • Built-in handles on the 50-amp and 30-amp connectors make unplugging them effortless
  • Yellow connectors are easy to see in low light


Note: Will not work when plugged into GFI-type outlets.



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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.




Video Transcript for In-Depth Review of the Camco Power Grip RV Power Maximizer

Today were going to review part #: CAM55025. This is the Camco Powergrip RV power maximizer. What this maximizer will allow you to do is when you pull into an RV park and you might have an option of a 15 amp or a 30 amp electrical outlet and your RV has a 50 amp power cord what you can end up doing, you can plug this female end right here and thats to your RVs 50 amp power plug and then with these two ends that are divided off here you could actually, instead of getting one or the other, if you plug both these in you can get a 45 amps of combined power. This male end right here is 15 amps. This one right here, this 30 amp male end will plug into a 30 amp receptacle. If you plug both of these in at the RV park you can get a combined 45 amps going to your RV instead of having to just choose between one or the other.

As you can see on this end and on this one right here there are built in handles. What thatll allow you to do on these connectors is when you plug these in some times, when you go to unplug them theyre a little hard to pull out. With these handles right here, this Powergrip handle will allow you to pull these connections out a lot easier. As youll notice, all the connectors on here, the female and the two male ends, are yellow in color, very bright yellow. Thatll make it easy to see if youre in any low light conditions when you pull into the RV park.

That should do it for the review on part #: CAM55025, the Camco Powergrip RV power maximizer. .

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Camco Power Grip RV Power Maximizer - 50 Amp Female to 15 Amp Male and 30 Amp Male - CAM55025

Average Customer Rating:  4.8 out of 5 stars   (1062 Customer Reviews)

This maximizer lets you connect your RV's 50-amp power cord to 15-amp and 30-amp electrical outlets at an RV park at the same time, giving you 45 amps of combined power. Handles on the larger connectors make removal easy.

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This trailer plug is what everyone needs if you have 50 amp camper plug and if you go to a camping site that has 30 amp service with this plug you can get 45 amps of service. so I can run both my AC units at the same time. Very well made. Heavy Duty. Thank you E-Trailer!!!



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So far has been helpful and works as started. Fast shipping. Thank you



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Good quality quick delivery pleasure doing business again



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Comes in handy when no 50 amp plug.



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Always fast service



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Works great can run both air conditione rs



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This is a great alternative to the 30 to 50 amp dogbone that I already own. For those times when I need (or want) to run the AC, microwave, water heater and fridge at the same time and only have a 30 amp connection available this will come in handy. I've run a separate 15 amp extension cord a couple of times to set up an outside kitchen and I don't think I've ever found a 30 amp plug without the 15 amp sockets right there too. As long as they're not GFCI this cable will give me 45 amps in the trailer when there's no 50 amp connection. Or - like last year on New Years Eve when the 50 amp circuit only had one side working - and you're forced to use the 30 amp socket or nothing at all.

Stephen S.

8/28/2019

Even better now that I carry a 15 amp socket. I can change out the GFCI outlet if thats all thats available and change it back before I leave, of course . Thanks John G. For the hint...



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Never worked correctly like advertised always tripped breakers where ever it was hooked up. Also have a surge protector on the camper and these two products are not compatible with each other. Waste of money

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Mike L.

7/25/2019

Are the outlets the adapter used with the GCFI type? As stated in the product description, this adapter isnt compatible with GFCI outlets.



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I purchased this adaptor for the rare times I can only get 30 amp service. It arrived today with fast shipping and great communication from etrailer.com. I highly recommend this company. The product appears to work exactly as described.

John

1/26/2019

I have found that the majority of campgrounds have GFCI circuits for their 20 amp service. This device will not work with a GFCI plug so actually it can’t be used very often. That does not negate that it appears to be well made and will work under the right conditions.

John

1/26/2019

I have found that the majority of campgrounds have GFCI circuits for their 20 amp service. This device will not work with a GFCI plug so actually it can’t be used very often. That does not negate that it appears to be well made and will work under the right conditions.



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I bought this Camco Power Grip a year ago and have used it daily for eight of the last 12 months. I have a 50 amp RV and am plugged into a 30 amp service and would often kick the breaker with routine use. I was limited on the use of electrical appliances. Since purchasing the Power Grip I have much better use of my electrical system. I can even run both AC units at the same time which I have done occasionally. I highly recommend this product.



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We've only needed to use it once, but boy, did it come in handy. Works as advertised.

etrailer shipped it quickly, and it arrived on time and in good condition. Excellent service.

Jim P.

9/5/2019

Still zero issues after more than a year of usage. Good to have in those emergency situations where theres no 50A circuit.



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I haven’t used my power grip yet but I bought it because my uncle has one. It works great we were camping and the campsite only had 30amp hookup. My RV has a 50amp plug and I used a 30amp adapter but the power kept shutting off. My uncle used his power grip adapter and he didn’t have any problems. That’s why I purchased my own. Everyone should have one who does RV camping. Thanks



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Very helpful when only a 30 amp and a15 amp service, able to run both air conditioners.
Great product.



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An excellent product, and etrailer is exceptional in ease of ordering and delivering the product most expediently. I agree that in campgrounds with a GFCI 15 amp plug, it can become problematic, and I have had the experience of some Camp Rangers not allowing this type plug. (Most Camp Rangers do not understand nor can tell this maximizer is in place with the lid closed) It is a GREAT! product, and it has served me well, as well as the shopping experience to obtain this maximizer.



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Perfect for those "older" campgrounds that only have 30 amp service. A friend of mine got one and I had to have it. Works great so I can use both air conditioners when I need to.



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Excellent service and outstanding real time tracking!!!!
Very quick shipping and delivery!



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Works great. Versatility when needing to shore power.



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Great product! Most campgrounds around here only have a limited number of 50 amp hook-ups and the rest are 30 amp.

This allows to get the most out of the 30 amp service by combining the 30 and 15-20 amps that are available and giving us 45 amps.

BTW, these folks rock at fast shipping and delivery!!!



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Well made unique heavy duty RV Shore power adapter to allow 45 amps from 2 sources to feed 50amp plug. Shipping was fast.



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well made, fast shipping,reasonable price.
My first 50 amp trailer,enables me to charge battery with 110 15 amp in front of house also run refer. before leaving on a trip.



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I like this product. It really gives me options when I'm hooking up my 50amp 5th wheel. And it's built very sturdy.



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etrailer matched the lowest price I could find and they refunded me the difference. I will shop her again. Customer service was on point.



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etrailer provides an amazing web site, competitive prices and sudden service. They know their products and don't appear to sell junk. I will continue to look for my RV needs on etrailer first.



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This is my first time using etrailer.My order was delivered on time. It was exactly what I ordered.I will use etrailer from now on



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Easy to find products. Cost effective compared to others. Expeditious delivery. Extra mile follow up with delivery notifications. Would definitely go here first for trailer/RV items and highly recommend.


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