Which suggests that a proper transfer switch is a better
idea. He did suggest wiring the inlet to a socket in the
cellar, and then running cords from that. So, the OP didn't
sound like he was going to power up the wires in the walls
of his house.

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"Eric in North TX" wrote in message
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The suggestion of the RV shop is on the mark. A couple of
considerations, if you are energizing the house wiring, you
will only
hit half of it unless you are putting in 220v, and it would
be
required that you throw the main breaker or somehow
disconnect from
the grid, so you don't fry linemen trying to repair the
outage.