Electrical - temp storage

[JandC]

We are in a CG in Bothell, Washington. We are set up to go into a temporary area they have set aside for folks going on cruises. It is a good set up. This is a really nice CG and when you move your rig over to the temporary storage area they only charge you $3.00 per day. My question is concerning my power. They give me one 110 outlet. I have the adapters to run that through an extension cord to my coach (50amp cord -to- 30amp adapter -to- 110). I only want my battery charger and frig to get power. So do I go into my breaker panel and turn everything else off, or just make sure everything is turned off inside the coach and not worry about turning off different breakers?

[HOOK]

I would no turn off breakers . Turn off AC . Converter and fridge should be fine.

[Carl n Susan]

Isn't Lake Pleasant a nice park (for the Seattle area)? I agree with Hook, don't turn off breakers (that isn't the best thing for them). Rather ensure you turn off everything electric (particularly the heavy AC users like the A/C, hot water heater, and any incandescent lights) leaving the refrigerator on (AC of course) and the converter.

[1retired06]

Agree, just shut off everything you do not want powered, and leave the breakers as is.

[BB_TX]

x whatever.
Mine stays in storage plugged in most of the year. I never turn off a breaker.

[JandC]

Thanks....that's the way I was kind of leaning but wasn't sure. And yes, CarlnSusan, it is a really nice park. The sites are very "Washington" with all the trees and bushes between spots for privacy. Very friendly staff, decent rates, diesel a block away, and groceries close.