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On my 2014 my ac's are on different legs. I know this because when i monitor my amps on my progressive read out i can watch my amps change on l-1 and l-2 when the ac kicks on and they increase conciderably. I believe each a/c runs about 13 or 14 amps each with the 15,000 a/c running 1 or 2 more amps than the 13,500 a/c. I agree with Dennis if you have a dryer then i would be sure to not have it on the same leg as the 2 a/c's if they are on the same leg,If you put to much amps on one side of your box then it becomes unbalanced.If your house had an unbalanced box then when the a/c,dryer or something else that draws a lot of amps kicked on then you would probably see your lights dim for a second when heavy appliance kicked on. I don't know if that's the case with rv's.
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