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ryegal
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I have a 1975 class C it has 2 electrical pugs in 1 in the bathroom one in the living room Can I add another one?


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It would be easier to replace the cover with a 6-outlet adapter and run extensions, if all you need are more outlets. If you need more power, and your breaker box has unused stations, then it's possible, but it's not for the usual D-I-Yer.


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