Half of my AC panel is out

I know some Tiara's have both a 50 amp and a 30 amp shore power cords.
Anyone have experience with that?

At my slip I’m plugged into 2-30amp 120 V outlets going to a Hubble box and turns it all into 50 amp 120 V into my boat.
I then have two separate legs coming into my boat to the breaker panel ;
A side 120volt and B side120volt.
All of my equipment is 120 V AC.

See if your marina can run another 30 amp outlet and get a splitter box like I have so you can plug your 50 amp cord into the splitter box.

That being said, what the others have said only certain items will work with just 30 amps coming in , not a good idea. you want 50 amps coming in and everything operational.

Perhaps you can grab another 30 amps from another slip nearby?

Our Tiara has both 30A and 50A receptacles. I've only used the 30A a handful of times when that is all that was available. I just managed the power only running the charger and 1 AC unit at a time etc and it was fine.

Does your boat have two 30amp and one 50 amp inlets ? Or just one 30 and one 50?
Just wondering.

Ralph posted a picture of a panel from a 2005 44' Tiara Soverien (post #16). I have run one, maybe 2 of those boats before, and currently care for a 2003 40' Tiara open. The left 2 rows of breakers are line 1, the right 2 rows are line 2. The 30 amp powers line 1, so yes you can run a/c's and battery charger, but can overload it easily if you run too much stuff.

That's exactly what I wanted to know. There is only one 30 amp outlet available. Not my home slip but a place we frequent often, so I can't change that.
Thanks Capt J!

It has a single 30 and a single 50.

YUP, Tiara isn't too bright when it comes to balancing the load. I had a new one melt the wires behind the panel because all of the A/C's were cranking full blast and seakeeper spooling up on a 43' LS last year.

Play it safe - find the break in the 120V leg and fix it. It's either the cord or the receptacle on the dock.....most likely the cord.

It can also be one of the plug ends on the shore power cord. Twist locks are notorious for not making good, solid connections. After having two plugs that showed signs of arcing and a friend that had one catch fire I ditched the twist lock and went with a 50amp Smart Plug. I'm very happy with it compared to the twist lock.

We looked at the 2008 Tiara 43
It has a 240v 50 amp shore cord which splits into 2 120v legs in the boat.
All appliances are 120v
If I use a 30amp 120v male to a 50amp 240v female adaptor to plug into a 30 amp pedestal what will run on the boat?
Thank you all.