A generator with the neutral and ground tied together is referred to as a 'bonded-neutral' generator. The neutral and ground are either tied together, or separated, inside the generator. Most portable generators will come in 2 primary types, defined by the internal wiring of the generator related to the neutral and ground. Use the find function in your browser to help you find keywords on this page - commonly CtrL + F Which power inlet box can I use with a Panel/Link ® transfer panel? What type of circuit breakers can I use on the Panel/Link ®? What are the available configurations of the Panel/Link ®? How does a Reliance Panel/Link ® manual transfer panel differ from a standard Load-Side ® transfer switch? Why does the whole generator GFCI trip on my Honda generator when I use it with my transfer switch?Ĭan I use one of Honda’s new i-Pro EB Series inverter generators with a transfer switch?Īre individual branch circuit breakers included with Panel/Link ® transfer panels? Why can't I just run extension cords from my generator to my appliances?

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