RV Glossary
A generator produces electricity for an RV when shore power is not available. It can power appliances, air conditioners, and battery charging systems while camping off-grid.
This term can directly influence safe trailer matching and trip planning decisions.
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Shore power is an external electrical connection that supplies electricity to an RV at a campsite or storage location. It allows the RV to run appliances and charge batteries without using a generator.
A transfer switch automatically changes the RV power source between shore power and generator power. It helps ensure smooth, safe transitions without manual rewiring.
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