AC wiring modifications for onboard genset

[Rich Stidger]

Rich, do you have a link you can post for the switch?

I don't remember where I bought the switch when I installed my genset back in 1998. Let me look, and I will post again. I do remember that the price in 1998 was around $300 +-$50.

 

[Rich Stidger]

Snotter-

I found a source- It's probably not the source I used in 1998, but check it out.

http://www.pacergroup.net/ItemForm....Category=7b86d12d-a783-4c6d-84ce-b17416ccde99

 

[Snotter]

Snotter-

I found a source- It's probably not the source I used in 1998, but check it out.

http://www.pacergroup.net/ItemForm....Category=7b86d12d-a783-4c6d-84ce-b17416ccde99

Would I get a maximum working load of only 35 amps or twice that?

 

[Rich Stidger]

Would I get a maximum working load of only 35 amps or twice that?

Oh yes, I was thinking of the 30A load circuits and not the total generator output. You would need to pick a switch that will handle your total genset output- probably 63A or greater.

Try this one-

http://www.pacergroup.net/ItemForm....Category=7b86d12d-a783-4c6d-84ce-b17416ccde99

I was wondering why the price was so low...

 

[Snotter]

Oh yes, I was thinking of the 30A load circuits and not the total generator output. You would need to pick a switch that will handle your total genset output- probably 63A or greater.

Try this one-

http://www.pacergroup.net/ItemForm....Category=7b86d12d-a783-4c6d-84ce-b17416ccde99

I was wondering why the price was so low...

I thought 279$ was too good to be true.

Seriously, thanks for the link, Rich, and the wonderful advice.