✓50 Amp to 30 & 15 Amp RV Adapter: Splits one 50A NEMA 14-50P pedestal outlet into two — a 30A TT-30R outlet for your RV (max 3750W) plus a 15A 5-15R outlet for chargers, coffee makers, fans, and small appliances (max 1875W). One pedestal, two power needs, zero conflict.
✓Solves the Crowded Pedestal Problem: At fully booked RV parks, older state parks, rallies, and festivals, 50A pedestals are often the only spot left — this Y splitter lets a 30A RV and a 15A device share one 50A hookup. Also works with 50A female ends on RV power cords for driveway camping.
✓ETL Listed: This 50 amp to 30 & 15 splitter adapter is ETL listed to meets rigorous safety standards. It is safety tested and features a correct neutral-to-ground bonding configuration for the TT-30R outlet, ensuring safe and code-compliant operation for your RV's electrical system
✓Durable Construction for Long-Term Reliability: Built with flame-retardant PVC housing, heat-resistant copper terminals, and Construction Grade 10 AWG Wire Cord. Ensuring safe operation in extreme temperatures (-13F to 221F). You could use it in both hot summer and cold winter, outdoors and indoors
✓Easy Setup, Portable and Safe: The NEMA 50 amp rv plug to a 30 amp and a 110v Power Splitter quickly expands power access without complex wiring-just plug and play. Length is 18 inch, weight is 2 pound. This would be easy to take and store in your RV or workshop. Rated for 50A, 125/250V input and Dual Output: (1) TT-30R (30A, 125V) for your RV + (2) 5-15R (15A, 125V) for tools and accessories (Max 3750W via TT-30R, Max 1875W via 5-15R). Compliant with electrical standards for Multi-Scenario. The color is all yellow for the splitter, making it easy to identify at the campsite
✓Helpful Tool for Multiple Applications: Suitable for RV & Camper Owners, Festival & Event Vendors (useful for food trucks or vendors needing power for multiple appliances from a single source), Farmers & Homesteaders (for equipment in barns or workshops)
✓Power Management Note: The 30A outlet handles your RV's AC, fridge, and converter; the 15A outlet handles small devices only. Do not run high-draw appliances (space heaters, AC units) on the 15A outlet, and avoid maxing both outlets at once for extended periods.