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        "text": "Planning for a dedicated 30-amp or 50-amp RV receptacle allows you to keep house batteries charged, run climate systems before trips, and power onboard equipment without draining onboard systems. Many owners also install interior LED high-bay lighting, multiple wall outlets for power tools, and an exterior hookup for visitor use. Adding a dedicated freeze-proof hose bib for washing and an integrated sewer dump station tied into your septic or municipal sewer line provides complete utility support directly inside your building.",
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