I have a 6500 w Onan with 2 - 120 v 30 amp breakers. Is it possible to run the two legs to an electrical panel, then to a 240v to 120v step down transformer? My question is for two reasons. With only one leg being loaded, it seems to me that it's put...
MrWizard wrote:One more testCheck hot #1 to neutral #2 Hot #2 to neutral #1 Make sure those readings are 120vOr maybe you already didThis will verified they are already connected togetherFinally had a minute to do your recommended confirmation test. ...
MrWizard wrote:You are good to goJust make sure that you also use both neutrals, that they get connected together (you did say neutrals, plural)And the two hots together feeding one 50 amp breakerDon't want to have just one neutral trying to carry th...
MrWizard wrote:sure wish i could get a look at the wiring diagramIF that is the one i am thinking of you will read ZERO or near ZERO across hot lead leads 1 & 2 going to the (2) breakersthe generator is capable of 120v 54 amps, but you are trying to ...
MrWizard wrote:sure wish i could get a look at the wiring diagramIF that is the one i am thinking of you will read ZERO or near ZERO across hot lead leads 1 & 2 going to the (2) breakersthe generator is capable of 120v 54 amps, but you are trying to ...
Chris Bryant wrote:According to the ***Link Removed***, the HJGAB-904 is 120 volt only.Any way you can separate the other loads while on generator?All loads are fed by the battery bank/inverter. 75% of the time, the solar panels/batteries/inverter su...
