This box states L14-30P. What type is it? Is it a male 4 prong or 3 prong that the power cord will connect to from the generator?
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The L14-30 is a 4 prong plug that I use to connect to the 220 V output of my generator. Please note that this box is designed to deliver 30 amps through each leg of the two hot legs of the plug and the return cable will be less than 30 amps because of the phasing. This will only work if your generator has a 220 volt output.Dan Hardesty
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Hi...sorry for the delay in response. It is a male 4 prong 30amp 250V to the box
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Yes, a male, four-prong, twist-lock plug. Use your search engine for "L14-30P" and you'll see many images. Many portable generators often utilize the reciprocal female version (L14-30R) as an outlet. But, you would have to double-check the precise specifications of both your generator and your cord to assure connectivity. Many connectors appear similar, but they are not identical.
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It is a NEMA standard. Four prong, 30 Amp male which is the input for this device.
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The only difference between this and the 30 amp model, I believe isthe 30216 is the plug in adapter. Because you will have to have some kind of pigtail to get the plug to fit into your generator anyway I would go with the 30216. It seems to be a more standard size for hooking up and you shouldn't,t have to pay to much more for this setup. Plus if you end up going a little bigger on the generator at some point you'll be covered. To answer your question though, yes this will work.
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No, as I understand what you are doing ... if you are coming from a generator, you need the other adapter that goes from the big L5-30 generator cable and splits that into 3 female 115V plugs. That's what I use with my generator. I just use this adapter with my computer equipment so I can plug into a regular 115V UPS outlet plug and convert it to an L5-30 type of plug for an 8 plug remote controllable power strip (within amp limits of course). I can't see this one as a popular adapter, ... the other male L5-30 which converts to 3 115V female plugs is probably what you're looking for. :)
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It's a C-19 power cord. C-13 is the typical three prong that most people are used to. The C-19 cable is used do the large current. These are available at most electronics stores. I recommend deepsurplus.com or heck. Even Amazon. ;)
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The generator has four 15A outlets that accept standard extension cord 3 prong plugs. We bought this generator during an extended power outage and used it for a couple of days with 4 extension cords connected to the generator. We have since hard wired the generator to a transfer switch and a 30 amp cable.
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All 30 amp generator cords are compatible. For instance the generator for this unit I purchased was a Briggs and Straton.
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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.
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It has a male plug recessed inside. The heavy duty cable used to connect the generator to the house has a male plug to connect to the generator 50 amp outlet and a female end that twists locks into the box
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The 30 amp plug/cord that comes with the panel goes from the generator to the to Power Inlet Box (the little box you see in the pic is is the Power Inlet Box) Male end of plug cord to generator Female end to the Power Inlet Box. Very simple panel and easy to hook up. Works great.
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Our blower has a 2-prong (male) several foot cord connected to the machine, and it says "13A 125V" on it, so use at least a 14 amp cord. We use it with a heavier-gauge orange-colored 3 prong extension cord only because we already had one in a good length for our deck, and because I think that cord will do better as we leave it outside all winter.
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According to the diagram: Number 2 is Power In. Number 3 is Power Out. Number 7 is Ground For Lamp. Hope this will help. This is how I wired mine and it worked on my mower tractor.
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The unit I ordered and received did have a 3-prong plug. Mine came from "Best Price Power Adapter"; the current vendor appears to be LinkPC.
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Mine has L14-30, 4 prong. It is a great cable for my needs.Hope this helps.
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I think it was 3 prong. I don't know because the units failed rapidly and I discarded them about a month after the purchase.
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It's a 3 prong.. And is a great blower! I'd buy another if anything happens to the one I have... Good luck
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If the generator has a L14-30 receptacle and whatever you are powering up has a L14-30 plug, than yes. The cord is rated for 7000 watts.
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Hi - We use this ext cord to plug in our 30-amp camp trailer to electricity. It's very heavy-duty. The cord is 3-prong accessible on both ends. Depending on the household appliance, you may need an adapter for the 3-prongs. It should work. For specific info regarding a generator, you may want to contact the Coleman Company. Hope this helps.