RV Shore Power Cords & Adapters
The cord between the pedestal and your rig does more work than it looks — carrying your whole electrical load, outdoors, in the weather, plugged and unplugged dozens of times a season. This category covers shore cords in 30- and 50-amp, the dogbone adapters that let you connect when the pedestal doesn't match your plug, generator adapters, locking connectors, and the circuit testers worth using before you trust an unfamiliar post.
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Hughes Power Watchdog SafeView Smart RV Power Inlet | 30 Amp, Black
Valterra Mighty Cord 30 Amp Detachable Power Cord | 25 ft, Black
AP Products EZee Grip RV Extension Cord | 25 ft, 30 Amp
AP Products 30-Amp RV Extension Cord | 25 ft, TT-30 Male-to-Female
Marinco Dual 30A to 50A RV Y-Adapter with Swivel Handle
Camco PowerGrip 30-Amp RV Extension Cord | 25 ft, 125V/3750W, 10 Gauge
AP Products 25' 30 Amp RV Power Cord | 10/3 STW, Male-to-Female, 120V
Camco PowerGrip Power Maximizer Adapter | 15A+30A to 50A
Mighty Cord 30-Amp RV Power Cord | 25 ft, Hardwire End, 10 AWG
Valterra Mighty Cord 30-Amp RV Extension Cord | 25 ft, 10-Gauge, Red
Valterra Mighty Cord 30A RV Extension Cord | 25 ft
Camco PowerGrip 18" Dogbone Adapter | 50-Amp Locking Male to 50-Amp 90-Degree Locking Female
Valterra Mighty Cord 90° Detachable Adapter Cord | 50A Male to 50A Female, 12" Red
Valterra Mighty Cord 30A Power Cord | 25 ft, 10-Gauge, Black
Camco PowerGrip Generator Adapter | L14-30 Male to 14-50 Female, 30A, 12"
PowerGrip 50-Amp Locking Adapter | 90-Degree, 18"
Valterra Mighty Cord 90° Detachable Adapter Cord | 15A Male to 50A Female, 12", Red
Valterra Mighty Cord 90° Detachable Adapter Cord | 15A Male to 50A Female, 12", Red
Locking Power Adapter | 30A Male to 50A Female, 2 ft, 10/3 Gauge
30-Amp RV Shore Power Cord, 30 ft | 10/3, Male Plug End, Stripped Hardwire End
Valterra Mighty Cord 90° Detachable Adapter Cord | 30A Male to 50A Female, 12", Red
Camco PowerGrip 18" Locking Electrical Adapter | 30-Amp Male to 50-Amp Female, 90-Degree Head
Camco PowerGrip 50A Locking Adapter | 18 in, Standard Plug to Locking Receptacle
Southwire Surge Guard 30A RV Extension Cord | 25 ft, 10/3, Male-Female Ends
Valterra Mighty Cord 90° Detachable Adapter Cord | 30A Male to 30A Female, 12", Red
Southwire 30A RV Power Cord | 10/3 Gauge, 25 ft, Male End Only
Valterra Mighty Cord Detachable Power Adapter | 15A Male to 50A Female, Red
AP Products Voltec E-ZEE Grip RV Extension Cord | 30A, 10/3 Gauge, 15', TT30P/TT30R
Valterra Mighty Cord 90-Degree Detachable Adapter Cord | 15A Male to 30A Female, 12", LED, Red
Valterra 15A Male to 30A Female Detachable Adapter Cord | 90-Degree, LED, 12", Red
Camco PowerGrip 18-In 30-Amp 90-Degree Locking Adapter
Mighty Cord Detachable 30A Adapter Cord | 30AM to 30AF, 12" with Handle
Camco Power Grip 30-Amp to 50-Amp Circuit Analyzer Dogbone | 18", Surge Protection & Fault Indicator LEDs
Camco PowerGrip 30-Ft Extension Cord Reel
Mighty Cord 30 Amp Extension Cord with Handle | 10 ft, Red, 3-Prong
Southwire Surge Guard Amp Up! Y-Adapter | 50A Female to Two 30A Male Plugs
Camco 30-Ft 15-Amp RV Extension Cord | 125V, 14-Gauge Copper, PVC Jacket
AP Products Voltec 16-00557 RV Shore Power Extension Cord | 30A, 10 ft, TT-30
Mighty Cord Detachable Power Adapter Cord | 15-Amp to 30-Amp, 12", Red
Marinco 30A Right-Angle RV Power Cord Adapter
Choosing shore cords and adapters
Two numbers decide almost everything here: your rig's service (30-amp or 50-amp) and the pedestal you're plugging into. A 30-amp RV uses a TT-30 plug on a single 120-volt circuit, while a 50-amp RV uses a larger 14-50 plug that's actually two 120-volt legs. Get those straight and the rest is picking the right adapter for the gap.
- Cord amperage and gauge. Match the cord to your service. A heavier gauge runs cooler and drops less voltage over a long pull, which matters when the pedestal sits far from the site.
- Dogbone adapters. These bridge mismatches — a 30-amp rig to a 50-amp post, or down to a 15-amp household outlet at home. An adapter changes the connector, not the available power: on a 15-amp outlet a 30-amp rig still only has 15 amps, so ease off the air conditioner.
- Locking and grip connectors. Twist-lock and grip-handle ends stay put in wind and pull apart without a fight — easier on the plug and on your hands in the cold.
- Generator adapters. If you run a generator, an L5-30 or duplex-15 adapter matches its outlets to your RV cord.
Before you trust an unfamiliar pedestal, a plug-in circuit tester flags an open ground or reversed polarity in seconds. For the damage a bad post can do beyond that — low voltage and surges — pair the cord with a surge protector or EMS, and protect the panel itself with the right fuses and breakers.