GFI Problem
I am trying to figure this problem out and don't quite know where to look next. When I plug in to a campground outlet that is GFCI protected, as soon as my surge guard kicks in the GFI protector on th...
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DryCamper11 wrote:
This isn't all that uncommon. I've seen it also. My gen is wired that way (can't be changed) and my home-made automatic transfer switch switches the neutral as well as the hot lead. When running on the gen, the ground and neutral are connected. When running off shore power, they are separate.
Generator bonding is a whole other can of worms. If you think this thread has been contentious, start a thread on bonded generators vs non-bonded generators.
FYI, if you have an energy management system that refuses to work on a generator, giving the "OPEN GROUND" message, bonding the generator is the fix.
