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To: Pilsner

If the pumps need 240 volts many consumer generators can’t accommodate that.


16 posted on 11/02/2012 9:29:42 AM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (cat dog, cat dog, alone in the world is a little cat dog)
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To: HiTech RedNeck
If the pumps need 240 volts many consumer generators can’t accommodate that.

Sure, but I think that most pumps are 110-120, and 220v generators aren't much more than 110v.

The big thing is that the National Electrical Code and National Fire Code, will require that the generator cut in location be far away from the pumps, and that the generator not start pushing current out the "in" wire and back out on the grid. The State should write a good spec, then forbid local government from screwing with it.

18 posted on 11/02/2012 10:17:40 AM PDT by Pilsner
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