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Hi all, I’m Rob, a new member here.
here’s my current setup- our home is wired for a gas generator 9kw. (bonded ground) We connect 240v to home via 4 prong twist lock plug. Our home has a master transfer switch that is either utility company or just generator, nothing grid tied.
I have recently purchased 2 Ecoflow delta pro’s and 2 expansion batteries with the hub that joins the 2 delta pros to give you 240v. That setup uses the same 4 prong twist lock plug as the gas generator.
My question is about installing a manual transfer switch to go between the gas generator and the solar generator. I have a 2 pole manual switch that only switches the 2 hot leads and uses a common neutral and common ground. I want to make sure before using this particular switch that I’m not going to damage any equipment with this or if I need to look at a different switch that also switches neutral and or ground.
thanks, Rob
here’s my current setup- our home is wired for a gas generator 9kw. (bonded ground) We connect 240v to home via 4 prong twist lock plug. Our home has a master transfer switch that is either utility company or just generator, nothing grid tied.
I have recently purchased 2 Ecoflow delta pro’s and 2 expansion batteries with the hub that joins the 2 delta pros to give you 240v. That setup uses the same 4 prong twist lock plug as the gas generator.
My question is about installing a manual transfer switch to go between the gas generator and the solar generator. I have a 2 pole manual switch that only switches the 2 hot leads and uses a common neutral and common ground. I want to make sure before using this particular switch that I’m not going to damage any equipment with this or if I need to look at a different switch that also switches neutral and or ground.
thanks, Rob