When I built and purchased mine I was debating if I should spend the extra $$ for the 7.2KW. So I did go ahead and went with it. I have no regret whatsoever, I did use it so many time. It is so convenient with power outage :)
I'm pretty sure you had a smile when you wrote that comment :) . But like in any other trades there are the good and the bad ones. Reading different comments about mechanicians, dealers, engineers, CEO etc... on this forum prove it.
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1)https://www.electricgeneratorsdirect.com/manuals/generac-b156120beb66561e5ab2f46e3773a9e6.pdf This is the link for the Generac panel not Generlink. If you look into it, never they say to lift a ground or float it. At the opposite they mention to ensure everything is connected properly. Now...
I don't know the type of breaker that you used in the Generac but in my Eaton I can put either 6 regular breakers (6x circuits) or 6x twin breakers which are 12 different circuits.
One thing I could think of is, the person did not move all the circuits properly. All the neutrals of the relocated circuits have to be relocated to your Generac panel.
It sucks for sure. It should work as several on this forum are using it without problems. I know my Eaton panel CPL112G3 can be used with generator that have bonded neutral or un-bonded neutral. I think there is a small difference in the install.
According to FORD I can change my oil every 16000 KM and/or once a year. Last September I had the oil changed on my truck and I was going to Florida in Feb. So between Sep and my departure, my drives were fairly short and drove in cold weather (Dec-Feb). So when it was time to leave for...
I wish I could answer your question but as I said in other post I'm not an electrician. But I feel even if someone would come up with an example you would argue it anyway :) as it probably need specific situation and probably the odds are low but still exist. What I know is, they sell...
I do have a Eaton generator panel and it works but mine is for bonded neutral generator so I have the triple breakers. I doubt that they can add an extra breaker for your neutral without some modification to the panel or the breaker. But I'm not an electrician....
It's like the debate about 87 or 93 fuel or how often should we change oil in our truck. We have some belief, right or wrong, that guides us in our choices. Then we can roll our eyes on some of the comments :)
There are 2x types of generator panels. One for bonded ground (this is what you need) and non bonded ground. The one for bonded ground as a triple breaker where the red, black and white (neutral) are connected. When you flip from your electrical provider to your Powerboost it removes the bond...