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This question is more conceptual as a learning point, because I have an acceptable alternative that will work.
Scenario:
Added two marine shore power male plugs to trailer. Ran Romex to 4-breaker service panel from the shore power plugs. Four breakers are on two separate bars with their own hot connections (two breakers on each).
If I jumper the two bars together in the box in the trailer , and made sure that the two extension cords supplying power from the house are coming from two plugs on different household circuits, do I effectively have 220 service to the trailer?
Meaning could I hypothetically run the same number of tools/devices on the plugs in my trailer that I would run if those devices were plugged directly into the supply extension cords separately?
Scenario:
Added two marine shore power male plugs to trailer. Ran Romex to 4-breaker service panel from the shore power plugs. Four breakers are on two separate bars with their own hot connections (two breakers on each).
If I jumper the two bars together in the box in the trailer , and made sure that the two extension cords supplying power from the house are coming from two plugs on different household circuits, do I effectively have 220 service to the trailer?
Meaning could I hypothetically run the same number of tools/devices on the plugs in my trailer that I would run if those devices were plugged directly into the supply extension cords separately?