When your 30 amp shore power receptacle cracks, corrodes, or loses its grip, this direct replacement puts you back on shore power without replacing the entire cord set. The Camco Power Grip TT-30R female receptacle features a bright yellow, high-visibility housing and a patented ergonomic pull handle that makes plugging and unplugging safer -- especially in dim campground lighting or wet conditions.
The TT-30R is the industry-standard 30 amp receptacle used on the vast majority of RV power cords connecting to 30 amp campground pedestals. Over time, repeated plug cycles, UV exposure, and moisture can degrade the original receptacle, leading to loose connections, heat buildup, or physical breakage. Replacing just the receptacle -- rather than the full power cord -- is the practical, cost-effective fix.
Camco's Power Grip design adds a molded handle to the receptacle body, giving you something solid to grip when disconnecting from a tight pedestal outlet. This reduces strain on the cord and lowers the risk of accidentally pulling by the cable jacket itself, which can damage internal wiring over time.
Molded ergonomic grip makes plugging and unplugging easier, reducing cord strain and hand fatigue at the pedestal.
Bright yellow poly housing is easy to spot in low-light campground conditions and stands out against dark pavement or grass.
Molded polypropylene construction resists UV, moisture, and impact -- built for outdoor use across seasons.
Matches the NEMA TT-30R configuration used on virtually all 30 amp RV power cords. Drop-in replacement, no adapters needed.
The NEMA TT-30R (Travel Trailer 30 amp Receptacle) is the female connector on the RV end of a 30 amp shore power cord. It accepts the TT-30P male plug found at 30 amp campground pedestals. The configuration uses two flat blades (one hot, one neutral) plus a U-shaped ground pin, rated for 125V single-phase service at 30 amps.
This Camco unit replaces only the receptacle (the RV-end female connector). It does not replace the male plug (pedestal end) or the cord itself. If your cord jacket is damaged, you will need a full cord replacement.
Replacement is a straightforward wiring task suitable for DIY RV owners comfortable with basic electrical work:
Covered by Camco's limited 90-day warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.