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Surthrival Trailer Mark 1 Update #37 Creating a 30amp Extension Plug

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Published: 17 Dec 2018 › Updated: 17 Dec 2018Surthrival Trailer Mark 1 Update #37 Creating a 30amp Extension Plug

Surthrival Trailer Mark 1 Update #37 Creating a 30amp Extension Plug

Hello my fellow steemians!

Today I am providing the documentation of building an extension plug for the Sol-Ark system that will allow a 3kW generator set to top off the trailer battery bank in times of little or no sunlight.

I began this project by cutting the insulation back from a 8' 30amp 12gage wire bundle @ 3" from the end.

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After the main insulation was cut and removed from the end wire strippers were used to remove the insulation from the hot neutral and ground wires.

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The insulation was stripped back .5"

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The back of the female plug assembly was pushed onto the wire first at the wires were inserted into the back of the plug assembly.

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The three Philips head screws were tightened down on the wires to make a secure connection.

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This process was repeated for the male plug.

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Here is the plug connected to an outdoor enclosure that connects to the male 30amp plug for the Sol-Ark system.

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Thank you for your time if you gave this a read!

Yours in liberty toward a brighter future, may the great creator bring peace and joy within your hearts, Greg makinstuff@makinstuff

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