Does anyone know if this has a floating neutral or bonded neutral to ground?
1942710
All portable generators must come neutral bonded per OSHA (jobsite) rules but this generator can be made floating neutral simply by removing the neutral-ground jumper.
1942711
Neutral is bonded to chassis ground. Inside the control panel, neutral (white) is jumpered directly to the ground (green) lug bus.
282364
no. there is no ground connection to the anteenae itself. it grounds thru your electrical outlet. if you have a splitter make sure you have a ground to that if it outdoors.
1973122
Yes, it requires a neutral wire, and the Product Description should really state that clearly. I do not have a neutral wire and did not find out that I had the wrong product until I saw the package.
1622578
I don't think you can since no ground implies no neutral. You need the neutral.
110799
Will work as long as proper ground. Instructions state the item will not function if not properly grounded.
130133
I used this transfer switch with a Westinghouse 7000W Running/8500W generator, and I believe it has a neutral bond. It works fine but you will have to buy a few new circuit breakers to get it up to 10 circuits if you need that many.
273631
Yes, there are two positive wires. One goes directly to the fuse box for constant power (always energized when the float is raised) and the other can be hooked to a switch for manual operation. That is how I installed mine.
440463
You don't ground the fuse block. Power flows through fuse block to thing being powered like lights or GPS or whatever. From there it goes to ground or via a switch to ground depending on how you wire it.
2267181
There in normally no neutral on a standard light switch. Just hot and load. If you are luck there will also be a bare ground wire (often cut back so you will have to extend it). You can use the (extended) ground wire for both the neutral and ground connections on the sensor. As long as the circuit is not GFI protected then it works nicely. No adjustments required. Give it a minute to warm up. Try pressing the button once. The red light normally indicates it detected motion.
1744524
I grounded my switch to the box and it works perfectly. I don't have ground wires either. You do need a neutral wire.
454242
Hmm, that's a new one on me - is one of them a chassis ground? I would just figure out which the ground and neutral were and tie them together...
231583
i tried it both ways, with the green connected to ground and not connected to ground, the unit worked both ways, i do not believe this green wire is a true ground wire.
23517
The fixture has a ground wire. However the ground wire was not attached to the fixture chassis inside the lamp. Had to tap a hole and tie down the ground. I would GUESS it is not UL listed.
786980
It is grounded but does not have a reset button...don't think it is needed on this...
1260914
There are a couple different possibilities. * There could be an appliance downstream from the outlet that actually has a small ground fault. Try unplugging everything and see if it still trips * There could be a ground wire in an outlet box touching a neutral. To determine this you would need to pull the down stream outlets out of the boxes to inspect. You might be able to just remove the covers and look in with a flashlight, look for ground wires touching the neutral terminals, missing wire nuts, neutral wires with insulation missing, etc. * Another possibility is that a neutral from a different circuit could be connected to the neutral on the load side of the gfci. The neutral downstream from the gfci can only be connected to the same outlets the black wire is. This might happen in a electrical box that has both an outlet and a light switch fed from a different circuit. *You could also have a ground fault in a wall somewhere. A staple pounded into a hot wire somewhere. Not easy to find, or fix, but also not very likely. Hope this helps.
154594
Neutral and Line, at least that's how I interpreted it. When hooking up the power cord I went green wire to ground, white wire to N and black wire to L.
2134033
Yes, the float is just a two wire switch or actually one wire with the switch in the middle of two wire ends. It just completes the circuit when the float tips up.