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Generator wiring question
Hi,
I have a 1-1/2HP, 220v motor running from the dryer socket, all good. I was thinking of putting in a change over switch to run the motor from the generator when the power goes out as it does regularly out here. https://www.amazon.com/Baomain-Unive.../dp/B01IZ5ZFYC To save me dragging the gen-set out and starting it to find out what is coming out of the 240-socket, thought I'd ask here. The house wiring uses the 3-wire 110-0-110 for the 220/240 but the gen has three pins for the 240-out. I am guessing one is Ground and the others are Neutral and 240v. How do I go about wiring that to run the motor? An ASCII diagram would be good. Thanks |
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