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    Posted: 26 Jun 2017 at 4:40pm
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I have one. The cost varies. You have the box, the outlet, the wire to the CB box and the CB. Many places want you to get a permit and have a certified electrician install. I love mine. I can fully power my Pod 24/7, 365. I can use Pod as extra bedroom and a man-cave. Guessing I would say less than $400, but that is the top end.
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Originally posted by ToolmanJohn

Why not plug into 120VAC with an adapter? Usually that's a 15 amp breaker, but the breaker could be changed to a 20 amp easily enough.

Unless you want a guest to use the Pod and need microwave and A/C at the same time??

I'm not sure of a reason to have the 30 amp outlet at home except to avoid an adapter dongle? 

Yep! That's what I did. Easy.

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Why not plug into 120VAC with an adapter? Usually that's a 15 amp breaker, but the breaker could be changed to a 20 amp easily enough.

Unless you want a guest to use the Pod and need microwave and A/C at the same time??

I'm not sure of a reason to have the 30 amp outlet at home except to avoid an adapter dongle? 
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I installed a 30 amp 110 outlet just below my electrical panel on the inside of my garage, Since I park my pod in my driveway the cord reaches to it. Cost about $20 in parts and it took about an hour and a half to do. It's not on a pedestal away from the house though.
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Posts: 80 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 Jun 2017 at 11:35am
Good afternoon All, I was wondering who has had a 30 amp pedestal installed at their house just for the Pod? I'm think about doing that but was wondering about the approx. cost. Thanks, Marty
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