[aprssig] slightly OT:recessed male twist and lock

[Ron McCoy]

My 10KW generator also has a 3-pin plug.

What would be the proper way to wire this into a static switch powering both
240v and 120v circuits?



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On Behalf Of Ken Brown
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 9:51 AM
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Subject: RE: [aprssig] slightly OT:recessed male twist and lock



-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Dale Blanchard
Sent: February 04, 2006 20:38
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Subject: Re: [aprssig] slightly OT:recessed male twist and lock

Generators are required to have 4 pin grounding plug. Partly for 
construction sites.

My Honda 3.5 kW generator that I use to power the 10 most critical circuits
(radio room, well pump, house heater, refrig, key lights, etc.) in the house
during power outages has a 3-pin twist lock.  It has a stud or somesuch for
attaching a separate ground wire, to be bonded to building ground or a
ground rod in outdoor applications) as you correctly indicate is required
under the codes.

73, ---Ken W2KB


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