Abstract: A transformer with a receptacle uniquely adapted on one side to receive the plug on the end of the power cord of a U.S. built 30 A RV and a plug on the other side adapted to connect to receptacles in foreign campgrounds and thereby convert 220 volts of electricity to 110 volts. The transformer also employs a circuit breaker in the hot lead from the circuit employed in the transformer.

Abstract: A transformer for connecting a 50 A RV normally wired for 110 volts of electricity to foreign receptacles providing 220 volts of electricity. The transformer employs two cords on the input side of the transformer that can be connected to the two receptacles normally provided between side-by-side campsites in a campground. The transformer also employs a separate circuit breaker in each hot lead on the secondary side of the circuit employed in the transformer.

Abstract: An electric teppanyaki grill mounted on two rails slideably fastened inside a compartment and connected to a source of electric current wherein the teppanyaki grill can be extended outside of the compartment on the rails to provide a safe and efficient cooking surface. The grill is especially suited for use in recreational vehicles.