Solve 50A to 30A Mismatch with NEMA Precision!

　　Stuck with 30A devices (RV AC, camping fridges) and 50A NEMA 14-50P outlets? Our waterproof splitter is engineered for NEMA standard compatibility—the ultimate solution for North American outdoor power needs, rain or shine.

　　IPX7 Waterproof & NEMA-Grade Durability

　　Built to outlast harsh outdoor conditions:

　　IPX7 waterproof rating: Submersible in 1m water for 30min (perfect for rainy RV trips or dewy campsites).

　　NEMA-compliant PVC housing: Resists UV rays, corrosion, and impact—no cracking from -30℃ to 80℃.

　　Sealed NEMA 14-50P terminal: Meets ANSI/NEMA-WD-6 standards, blocking water/dust from core conductors.

　　Safe & Compliant with U.S. Standards

　　Your safety meets federal requirements:

　　100% tinned copper conductors: Deliver stable 30A/125V power (supports RV AC units, electric grills—3750W max).

　　Overload protection: Built-in thermal fuse trips at 32A, aligning with UL 50 enclosure safety standards.

　　UL-listed & NEMA-compliant: Passes U.S. government 50A power supply regulations—trusted in RV parks nationwide.

　　NEMA 14-50P: The Gold Standard for 50A Input

　　Designed for North American outdoor power:

　　Input: NEMA 14-50P (50A, 125/250V) – 3-pole 4-wire grounding type, fits 98% of U.S. RV park 50A outlets.

　　Output: NEMA TT-30R (30A, 125V) – compatible with all 30A RVs, campers, and portable generators.

　　1.5ft heavy-duty cord: Reinforced strain relief at NEMA 14-50P end (prevents cord damage during frequent use).

　　Made for North American Outdoor Lifestyles

　　RV Camping: Power your rig at KOA, Jellystone, or state park 50A NEMA 14-50P hookups.

　　Mobile Homes: Complies with HUD 50A power supply standards—safe for manufactured home use.

　　Tailgating: Connect grills, coolers, and speakers to generator NEMA 14-50P outlets.

　　Job Sites: Power 30A tools from construction site 50A NEMA 14-50P receptacles.

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