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re: Generator recommendations?
Posted on 7/7/15 at 2:22 pm to NewtonD
Posted on 7/7/15 at 2:22 pm to NewtonD
I HIGHLY recommend a manual transfer switch. Easy to install and allows you to safely use internal house wiring (no back feeds, etc.)
Pick 6 or 10 circuits to power, keeps hassle of running extension cords, and you can run ceiling fans, house lights, etc.
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I would add to your setup if you can afford it, I have a 10 circuit with my 6K watt and it is very convenient and safe. Makes decision to hookup generator a 5min process during outages.
Pick 6 or 10 circuits to power, keeps hassle of running extension cords, and you can run ceiling fans, house lights, etc.
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I would add to your setup if you can afford it, I have a 10 circuit with my 6K watt and it is very convenient and safe. Makes decision to hookup generator a 5min process during outages.
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Posted on 7/7/15 at 2:57 pm to Redlos
Here's a cheaper method:
Buy romex, a plug, and a breaker
shut off main
plug into your main panel
turn off everything you don't need
start generator
????
profit
Buy romex, a plug, and a breaker
shut off main
plug into your main panel
turn off everything you don't need
start generator
????
profit
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