Ground power options
My NL TC has a 3 pin plug on it with an adapter to fit a standard 15A socket. When removed, the plug is a 3 pin 30A type that will fit into the generator socket in the bay where the cable is stored. ...
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30A 220VAC will have 3 wires---2 HOT & 1 Neutral
30A 120VAC will have 3 wires---1 HOT, 1 Neutral & 1 Ground
To use that 220V in garage you would need to go back to AC Panel and take 1 hot wire off of a breaker and connect it to the GROUND bus. ID as ground by placing green tape around both ends of that wire (s/b a RED wire but not being code who knows)
In garage you should have 1 Black/HOT, 1 Red/was hot but now being used as Ground and 1 White/Neutral.
Wire nut appropriate wires (black/Hot, Green/Ground, Whote/Neutral to those in box and run to outside wall then into a Water proof 30A RV receptacle/box
30A 120VAC will have 3 wires---1 HOT, 1 Neutral & 1 Ground
To use that 220V in garage you would need to go back to AC Panel and take 1 hot wire off of a breaker and connect it to the GROUND bus. ID as ground by placing green tape around both ends of that wire (s/b a RED wire but not being code who knows)
In garage you should have 1 Black/HOT, 1 Red/was hot but now being used as Ground and 1 White/Neutral.
Wire nut appropriate wires (black/Hot, Green/Ground, Whote/Neutral to those in box and run to outside wall then into a Water proof 30A RV receptacle/box
