will this cord work with a chapion 7000 watts running portable generator
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Yes, if the generator is a 7000 watt running / 9000 watt surge champion generator it will have an L14-30 twist lock 30amp outlet.
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Yes. If you go to page 6 of the champion 9000/7000 watt generator manual (http://www.championpowerequipment.com/pdf/manuals/41532/41532_manual-english.pdf) you will see that one of the receptacles on your generator panel is a NEMA L14-30R receptacle. NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association) provides a list of standardized plug configurations. L14-30R represents one such configuration. This receptacle requires an electrical cord with a locking connector. It is common on many generators (your 7000 watt Champion as well as my 7500 watt Westinghouse). The "L14" refers to a receptacle that can be used with circuits up to 120 or 240 volts. The "30" represents a current use of up to 30 amps. A locking connector is required so that the attached power cord does not come undone due to generator vibration. In short, the CONNTEK 20601 (25 foot) cord will meet your needs. This power cord provides the proper plug on one end to connect to the generator's L14-30R receptacle as well as the proper connector on the other end of the cord to attach to the transfer switch (presumably) on your house. I purchased this exact cord my Westinghouse generator and it works just fine. Hope this helps.
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If the generator has a L14-30 receptacle and whatever you are powering up has a L14-30 plug, than yes. The cord is rated for 7000 watts.
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You sure have plenty of power, I assume the generator has a 120 volt 15 amp outlet as you will need an extension cord to plug into the transfer switch
771440
If you don't have GFI beaker in line it should work just fine, their is another plug that has two 30 AMP plugs I run that off of shore power if I am not using my generator. It's about $45 on Amzon
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All 30 amp generator cords are compatible. For instance the generator for this unit I purchased was a Briggs and Straton.
201976
Yes,as long as you don't have a generator that goes over 7500 watts ,and not over 30 amps,this mb75 box will work.hope this helps,and fill free to ask questions
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Yes that will work. I would recommend getting a 30 to 15 amp adapter and run two extension chords from different outlets. This will allow your entire camper to have power Instead of only half.
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Yew, it will work okay with an 8500 watt generator. It has to be shut off manually but there is no danger of overloading.
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No. This charger won't fit. The hole that fits on the generator is too small.
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I use two of these cords plugged together on a 7000 watt Toro generator with a 10500 watt surge. It runs at 85% capacity with my central air on with no problem.
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I think it will be under rated. Look at your generator's manual and see what they recommend.I am sure it would be #8 wire or bigger if you are going to be running a load at 8000 watts.http://www.generatorgrader.com/extension-cords-portable-generators/
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No - you need to get it separate and they are kind of expensive, I ordered this one: "Reliance Controls PC3040 40-Feet 30-Amp L14-30 Generator Power Cord for Up to 7500-Watt Generators" it was $100 but everything works perfect now so its kind of worth the extra money.
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You will need to wire in a male receptacle which will accept the female plug on a normal generator power cord. I used the following:Reliance Controls PB30 L14-30 30 Amp Generator Power Cord Inlet Box For Up To 7,500 Watt Generators, and Conntek 20601-020 20-Feet, 30-Amp 125/250-Volt L14-30P/R , 4 Prong Transfer Switch Cord/Generator Extension CordHope that helps.
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I do not know. If the Champion 4000 generator has a standard female 30 amp four prong receptacle, you should be good to go.
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I would assume so. It plugs in to your electricity so as long as your generator is running it should work.
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It will, but I wouldn't rely on it completely just because there are so many voltage output issues with portable gasoline generators. If the generator has a voltage output regulator (or other type of regulator between the generator and the line conditioner) it would be safer. What I recommend is use the generator to power a battery-backup UPS with a built in line conditioner and/or use this line conditioner to regulate the voltage on either side of the UPS. Then when you need to gas up the generator the TV and the Wifi won't crap out.
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Yes I would think so. Look at a close up of this extension cord plug and notice the pin shapes and orientations. This 30 amp power cord is one that is commonly used on RV's and campground hookups.
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You need to know the amp rating of the receptacle on the generator,by knowing this you will get the right plug configuration for a new cord or adapter.I would guess that they make a Y cord like this with the right current rating for your generator.