30-amp outlets 3 different connectors?
Why do many RV’s have a 30-amp 3-prong outlet that is one prong configuration but the 30-amp shore power may have 3 prongs with a different prong configuration? Getting a portable 8000k Generac to ...
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Question about my generator but it's pertinent to the thread: I have a 5500W generator 120/240V that I use for house backup.
Other than pulling the darn thing apart, is there any way to tell which leg/winding the 120V plugs are on?
I assume the 40A twist lock plug has one pin on one winding and the other on the other so to speak. Not sure about the 120V receptacles though, which I think is the question OP is asking too.
Documentation (hahaha) doesn't say.
Other than pulling the darn thing apart, is there any way to tell which leg/winding the 120V plugs are on?
I assume the 40A twist lock plug has one pin on one winding and the other on the other so to speak. Not sure about the 120V receptacles though, which I think is the question OP is asking too.
Documentation (hahaha) doesn't say.
