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we just replaced our hot water tank with hot water on demand (natural gas) and still have the old power run for the tank which is 30a 240v. I would like to use that power run to put a plug in for my RV ( 30a 120v). currently the run has a ground and 2 hot wires so I wanted to know that if I change one of the live wires to be neutral by moving it in the breaker panel to the neutral bus bar, would that be safe to use or is there a reason I cannot do that?
 
we just replaced our hot water tank with hot water on demand (natural gas) and still have the old power run for the tank which is 30a 240v. I would like to use that power run to put a plug in for my RV ( 30a 120v). currently the run has a ground and 2 hot wires so I wanted to know that if I change one of the live wires to be neutral by moving it in the breaker panel to the neutral bus bar, would that be safe to use or is there a reason I cannot do that?
Yes you can change a live for a neutral but it needs to be phase taped to indicate the purpose and in your case would be white tape. Good luck and welcome to the forum
 

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