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This adapter is for a compatible TT-30P receptacle. Do not use adapters to change outlet types.
North America · trade from 5 units
TT-30P Replacement Plug Adapter for Tesla Gen 2 Mobile Connector — RV & Campground Charging
Unit price £31.79
Charging at an RV park or campground with a TT-30 pedestal? Tesla's official Gen 2 adapter lineup does not include a TT-30 option, so this is the adapter most RV owners end up searching for. It auto-sets to 24A and includes the temperature-monitoring signal circuit.
Small-batch pricing from 5 unitsPay by PayPal or cardDispatch in 3–4 working days
Verified fitMatches TT-30P pin configuration
Rated spec125V · 30A
Overload protectedBuilt-in thermal and overload protection
Copper conductorsSolid copper pins and core for reliable conductivity
Plug standardTT-30PMarked voltage125VMarked current30ATrade ordersFrom 5 units
Ordering 5+ units? Small-batch pricing →Compatibility and electrical ratings must be verified against the exact SKU, outlet, circuit and local code before use.
Specifications
| Type | Replacement plug adapter, for Tesla Gen 2 Mobile Connector |
|---|---|
| Model | TT-30P |
| Rated voltage | 125V |
| Rated current | 30A |
| Market / Region | North America |
| Brand | LANVOLT (WUREN EV) |
| Minimum order | Small-batch pricing from 5 units; single units also available |
| Dispatch | Within 3–4 working days of payment; tracked delivery typically 6–12 working days to the US |
| Returns | 14 days from delivery for unused adapters in original packaging |
| Warranty | 6 months from delivery |
Before you request a quote
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B2B product confirmation
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Tell us where the adapters will be supplied, then attach a clear outlet photo and a photo of the Mobile Connector adapter end when WhatsApp or email opens.
- Outlet photo, taken straight on
- Connector-end photo with the shape visible
- Country, postal code and required quantity
Questions about this plug adapter
Is this a TT-30P Tesla Gen 2 adapter?
LANVOLT is an independent replacement accessory designed for the stated compatible Gen 2 Mobile Connector system. It is not manufactured by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Tesla, Inc.
What should I verify before ordering a TT-30P adapter?
Verify the physical outlet, connector generation, marked voltage and current, product SKU, circuit and local electrical requirements before ordering or use.
Does this adapter get hot during charging, and how long does it last?
A small amount of warmth during high-current charging is normal. Each LANVOLT adapter includes a built-in thermal sensor that signals the Mobile Connector to reduce or stop current if the connection overheats — the same protection circuit a factory adapter uses. If a unit ever runs unusually hot, feels loose in the outlet, or stops charging reliably within the warranty period, contact product support for a replacement rather than continuing to use it.
Can I request documentation before purchase?
Yes. Send the LANVOLT SKU, quantity and destination through product support so the team can review relevant supplier-provided documentation.
Does Tesla sell a TT-30 adapter?
Tesla's Mobile Connector adapter list does not include TT-30 (the 30A, 120V RV-park pedestal outlet). The LANVOLT TT-30P adapter is an independent replacement for compatible Gen 2 Mobile Connector systems.
Why doesn't Tesla sell a TT-30 adapter?
TT-30 is not part of Tesla's official Gen 2 NEMA lineup — a well-known gap that third-party adapters like this one fill for RV and campground charging.
Campground pedestal outlets see heavy use — will this adapter hold up?
The adapter auto-sets to 24A with a built-in thermal sensor for overload protection. Campground TT-30 pedestals vary widely in condition, so if the outlet itself feels loose, scorched, or the plug doesn't seat firmly, use a different pedestal or ask the campground to inspect it — a worn shore-power outlet, not the adapter, is the most common source of a hot connection at RV parks.