I'm aware that it's 220
What are the applications for it
Was told it's for marine application
What are the applications for it
Was told it's for marine application
The two 120 legs would be opposite polarity meaning 240v.Thats an L14-30R, commonly used for RV hookups, as stated. Two 120 legs, a neutral and a ground. 30a.
Lots of different RV plugs, depending on what your particular RV requires/ is wired for.RV plugs are 3 prong...120v, neutral and ground.
Ive had a couple of electrical guys over. It's shocking (pun intended)The operating instructions should be found on Google. It appears that you have two separate 125 volt circuits based on the reset buttons and that pole plug would be used for 220 volt applications. I agree with YY1 in that there are ways to power your home with a generator if you know what you’re doing. FYI, if you don’t do it right you could electrocute a lineman trying to restore electricity in your area.
Knowledge costs money! That or you could have just taken Troy and a few others FREE advise that was correct...Ive had a couple of electrical guys over. It's shocking (pun intended)
What they get $$
It’s 220, 221 whatever it takes.The receptacle says 30Amp 125 Volt. Get a tester and check it while its running. At 1st glance one would think 220 but I don't think so.
How much voltage does your generator put out?Kinda like above. I shutoff main breaker panel switch and all breakers. Plug generator into my dryer receptacle, turn on dryer breaker to back feed panel then turn on breaker that I need being mindful of amperage used. Only feeds on side of the panel so I had needed breakers on that side if that makes any sense.