So the plug provided is the one that runs from the Transfer Switch to the main panel? Or from the negerator to the transfer switch.
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From generator to transfer switch. The transfer switch gets hardwired into your main panel. They provide everything!
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The cord and plug shown go from the generator to the wall box. There is also a female plug in the wall box. You will need to buy a cable and conduit to fit between the wall box and the transfer switch. I think I paid about $80 for everything I needed to connect the transfer switch, including a 60 amp breaker for the main box.
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The 30 amp plug/cord that comes with the panel goes from the generator to the to Power Inlet Box (the little box you see in the pic is is the Power Inlet Box) Male end of plug cord to generator Female end to the Power Inlet Box. Very simple panel and easy to hook up. Works great.
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The transfer switch must be hardwired to the main house panel box. The smaller box is also hardwired though walls or conduit to the outside connector box. The black cable connects the outside connector box tot he generator. You can go to the Generec website and down load the full manual for this item.
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Plug is wired to transfer switch and cord plugs into that plug from generator
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You don't need a transfer switch to use it, if you plan on just running extension cords into your house. If you want to feed power into your house's electrical wiring, so you can use some lights and leave your fridge plugged in where it is, then you will need a transfer switch and an electrician to install it.
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Hard wired. I suppose you could hard wire a plug to the power connection. Mine was a replacement so it just hard wired to previous wiring.
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It is a converter. It has snap on plugs so it can be used with local wall plugs.
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Plugs in to regular outlet. It was great last summer. Colded the entire back of our apartment. I hadn't expected it to work so good. Absolutely no complaints and believe me if there were a complaint I'd voice it because I'm a complainer.
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There is only one breaker in the transfer switch. It transfers the entire load of the main panel. If you need distribution breakers they make other panels with up to 14 distribution breakers in them
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it plugs into the bottom one with a plastic prong that will go into the top one.
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Sorry, don't know. It plugs into the power plug on back of the unit, the power plug then plugs into the cooling fan.
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This is a whole house transfer switch which requires wiring from your electrical service to the transfer switch, then wiring from the transfer switch to your existing electrical panel. It also gets wired to the generator. There are no plugs, this requires someone who understands electricity to install. Also this will only work with a Generac standby generator. It will not work with a portable gasoline generator..
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The transfer panel acts as a sub panel with # 6 copper wires feeding it, giving it a capacity of 60 amps, where as the transfer switch is set up for a generator capable of putting out 30 amps, the wire from generator to transfer panel is 10 gauge, rated at 30 amp.
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The Transfer Switch acts as just that - a device that switches the source of power from your power company to your generator and vise-versa. When not connected to the generator your furnace draws power from the power company; during an outage you simply plug your generator into the Transfer Switch and flip the switch so that power then comes from the generator. It's the easiest way to connect to the generator power source when no light is available.
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I had this switch installed next to the furnace in my basement. The electrician just tapped into the electric feed to my furnace and mounted a junction box to provide a wire nut connection to the transfer switch.
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The switch is located towards the bottom of the cord. About a foot from where it plugs into the switch.
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Yes on the plug. It takes the standard plug. Not familiar with the model you mentioned. This disposal is a good sized one so double check your measurements.
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Yes, it is rated for outside use and is service rated, so you run the incoming service thru the meter base to the transfer switch and then to the breaker panel.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "pre wired", but it does come with a whole-house Smart Switch. It does exactly what you would expect a transfer switch to do: It automatically disconnects the house from the mainline and distributes power from the generator to the breaker box. The only wiring needed is bringing the mainline into the smart switch, the generator into the smart switch, and a line from the smart switch to the breaker box. Admittedly, I hired someone to do this (I don't mess with electrical), but I watched what he did, and it seemed very straight forward. I hope this answers your question. I'm not sure what you mean by "pre wired", but it does come with a whole-house Smart Switch. It does exactly what you would expect a transfer switch to do: It automatically disconnects the house from the mainline and distributes power from the generator to the breaker box. The only wiring needed is bringing the mainline into the smart switch, the generator into the smart switch, and a line from the smart switch to the breaker box. Admittedly, I hired someone to do this (I don't mess with electrical), but I watched what he did, and it seemed very straight forward. I hope this... » Read More I'm not sure what you mean by "pre wired", but it does come with a whole-house Smart Switch. It does exactly what you would expect a transfer switch to do: It automatically disconnects the house from the mainline and distributes power from the generator to the breaker box. The only wiring needed is bringing the mainline into the smart switch, the generator into the smart switch, and a line from the smart switch to the breaker box. Admittedly, I hired someone to do this (I don't mess with electrical), but I watched what he did, and it seemed very straight forward. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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Plugs into the existing wall electrical outlet. The thermostat works great. Bought two more after trying the first one.