What size cord do i need for the generator, or does it come with one ?
343312
You need a 12 gauge cord rated for 15 amps. 15 amps x 120 volts = 1800 watts which is 300 more than the maximum. All UL approved cords will have a sticker with the maximum wattage rating on the cord. If the cord is too small then it will begin to melt depending on how much current you are pulling through it.
343313
We bought our own extension cord. I think the one that comes with it is not too long.
343314
No, it does not come with a cord, if you can get by with a 25 foot cord #16 awg would work, 25-50 feet #14awg, 50-100 feet #12 awg, over 100 feet #10awg.
1440050
Yes, you must supply your own cord.... 16-gauge at a minimum, 14-gauge is better, 12-gauge is BEST. Maximum power flow with minimal voltage drop to the motor, out to about 100-feet.... Beyond that, better get a GAS-one....
649578
I don't know. I don't own a Briggs generator.You should ask either Briggs or the people who make (or sold) you the Conntek cord.
1754975
Call Generac!!! It should have come with one. It is a great unit once you have the hose!
1611066
A generator has a "plug in" for one side of "lets call an extension cord". The other side can be plugged intothis "generator 50 amp recepticle". This recepticle can then be wired to a switch or automatic transfer then on to the house. I do not make my living as an electrician so double check with one.
490653
The generator has a 220V twist lock outlet. I guess it all depends what a 220v something is.
1957677
Sorry, I can not answer that question as we have never used it with a generator.
830969
Make sure you research this thoroughly for what you are trying to do, this inlet receives the female end of an extension cord. I'm not familiar with power plugs on generators.
1292050
There is a 30 amp outlet on the generator, and with this adapter, you can use 3 regular 110 outlet extension cords with it, by plugging it in.
2172215
Nothing. You should be able to hook that stuff up directly to the power outlets of the generator.
852033
I recently ordered one and it has the 14-30 ends it is a 30 amp cord that plugs into the standard 30 amp 240 volt connection on most common generators. This is a very nice high quality cord for a great price!
1102427
As was stated it is a good idea. Just make sure that the wire from the inlet is also sized for 50 ampAnother option instead of using an adapter would be to get a cord made up with the right ends for the generator to the inlet
745126
It is a 10A 125v cord that you would need.....I think they're pretty standard, you shouldn't have a problem finding one :)
1273929
The cord is designed to connect male to your 50 generator outlet and female to your Reliance entry point box. The female side is a twist lock connector and will work withe the Reliance box. The connector is keyed and sometimes difficult to turn if new. I suggest you hire a qualified electrician to perform the installation .
1321965
IIRC they mentioned a couple different ones in the manual (or perhaps it was an earlier review of this generator). In any event, I picked one up at Walmart that had been listed as a proper battery for the unit. The one I got fits the battery bracket perfectly. Measure yours and take the dimensions down to Walmart and you should be good to go. 12v battery the one I bought came packaged with acid which I had to fill the battery with.
398275
J.R., you want the Conntek L1430520 Y adapter. It has 4-prongs and matches the plug on the generator.This one (the L5-30P) has only three prongs.... won't fit....
452047
Sorry, I have not used my generator yet. My suggestion would be too contact Duramax . Hope you find what you need.