I don't like these, but sometimes a customer will pick a cheap genny, that doesn't have a floating neutral.
It's my understanding that if the neutral is bonded at the generator, the transfer equipment will have to be installed as a Separately Derived System.
Because if not, then you will have 2 points where the neutral is bonded, once in the Main, and once in the generator, which, in my opinion, is a no-no. :no:
Which means you can't use an interlock device for Bonded Neutral generators, you need to use a 3-pole double-throw transfer switch to break the neutral.
What say you???
It's my understanding that if the neutral is bonded at the generator, the transfer equipment will have to be installed as a Separately Derived System.
Because if not, then you will have 2 points where the neutral is bonded, once in the Main, and once in the generator, which, in my opinion, is a no-no. :no:
Which means you can't use an interlock device for Bonded Neutral generators, you need to use a 3-pole double-throw transfer switch to break the neutral.
What say you???