Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I have a class A with a 50A Hardwire Surge Guard. It does all sorts of line checks before applying power.  How will it respond to this "Y" adapter??
Document: Does NOT combine the hot wire from the 30A plug with the 15A plug. This does NOT allow a balance on the 50A side of the plug.There should at least be am option for this to be used or another variation of the adapter offered.
The item arrived defective, one of the 30 amp power lugs was open, did not discover until I needed it which was 60 days later...Amazon was kind enough to honor their warrantee.....returned for a refund.
If you find the place you are setup with your RV does not have 50 amp service, and has an older 115 volt plug, will not work with circuit breaker 20 amp, you can gain a little extra to up your power needs. I have just such a place and this will fit the bill to allow for simultaneous use of AC, hot water heater(electric) and microwave power, beats having to stage usage.
Works great and came in handy at the Sturgis Bike Rally where the RV park only had 30 and 15 amp service. Most newer parks and those who have been updated have some 50 amp service but a lot of the older ones do not, espically out in the middle of nowhere where we often stay. The price was great and I ordered one for my friend and one for myself and the two adapters together cost us the same price as one adapter at the local RV dealer.
This product works as advertised but it could be better. It seems silly to me to make it without two 30 amp sides instead of one 30 amp side and one 15 amp. Where I use it there are two 30 amp outlets available. I see no reason not to have the adapter with two 30's and then if someone wanted to use a 20 or 15 amp they could use an adapter for that side of the cable.
This is a great item if you use a 50 amp plug and want a little extra power. Great product for a good price.
Can't be too careful when hooking up to power stations on the road. Somewhat bulky to maneuver, but it takes the worry out of low power situations.
Mine didn't work. Lots of time sent trying up figure out what was wrong. It was this brand new adapter.
It does work; but only at old RV parks that aren't up to current &#34;code&#34; standards. If GFI is installed and in use, as it should be; this adapter won't work. However, in all fairness, the instructions make it VERY clear that it will not work with a functioning GFI. If you have the space to store it, there may be an occasion when it will be of use.
This device solves the low amp problem when only 30 amp service is available and you need 50. Please note that if the 15/20 amp outlet is a GFI, it will trip the ground fault and not work. You can also use an adapter and use (2) 30 amp outlets.
Answer: no