I am trying to find a plan to build a 30 amp line conditioner /voltage regulator for a rv. Can anyone help with a drawing or advice on were to search

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=rv+...0zHlER-UEW_1ZawoB&q=rv power converter 30 amp

good god that link looks like crap, but it should get you to some diagrams that will help us figure out what you are wanting more specifically

 

I am trying to find a plan to build a 30 amp line conditioner /voltage regulator for a rv. Can anyone help with a drawing or advice on were to search

Hi can you be a little more specific, what are the input/output voltages, and what is the output going to power? lights? charge batteries? etc
once those parameters are known it is easier to make some recommendations.

 

Hi can you be a little more specific, what are the input/output voltages, and what is the output going to power? lights? charge batteries? etc
once those parameters are known it is easier to make some recommendations.

120volt ac input 120 volt output 30 amp

 

It will power York standard camper items tv, refrigerator, inverter for the 12 volt light's ect. It is a 30 amp service

 

something along the lines of ??
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1670853.pdf

 

if the aforementioned device is what you want to build, then, whoa...Can I watch you do it?

 

'tis why we often tell people it is easier to buy the dream than make it yourself. somethings really do require hundreds of people and millions in R&D to make them do what we want for what we are willing to pay.

 

another example data sheet to see if what I think you are asking for is what you are asking for...

http://www.controlledpwr.com/productDocs/45/IPESPCA2.pdf

 

or maybe this is better?

http://www.campingworld.com/category/voltage-regulators/1313

 

sorry if I sound like an ass this morning. been up a while now and the pain meds are really kickin my butt

 

something along the lines of ??
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1670853.pdf

That certainly would do the job but seems a little overkill, I wonder why if he's using standard fridges etc, he needs anything more than say spike/ noise suppression from the incoming line voltage. Over to you Scotty63

 

or maybe this is better?

http://www.campingworld.com/category/voltage-regulators/1313

If that's what is needed, I would think that buying a unit like this is probably the best answer as at least you have a proven design with a guarantee if it blows up! To home build one would be costly and no guarantee!

 

sorry if I sound like an ass this morning. been up a while now and the pain meds are really kickin my butt

Thanks for all your time. It's just a thought if it is to complicated I will just buy one. I wanted to at least see what was involved. I will look at all the links you sent when I get out of work thanks again

 

Scotty
I am an RVer and do a lot with batteries and charging systems. Could you be a little more specific on what you need and why. I see you were asked this question earlier, but "why" is my biggest interest. RV appliances are normally pretty robust. What are you trying to protect against, or fix?