Using RV generator as backup for house?
My electricity is still on in Middle TN, no worries. But that may not always be the case in the future! If I have a transfer switch properly installed, is there any reason I can't use the RV gene...
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coolmom42 wrote:If that is the case you should not have the huge power requirement but may require 208-230v.
It's a gas furnace with electric blower, in a package unit with the AC, which uses the same blower. I am quite familiar with the utilities in my home.
Generally that will be a dedicated circuit so you could pull the wires off the main panel and extend to a generator running close to the panel.
Yes a transfer switch and all is better but if you need heat on today...
