Is it possible to connect the generator to the network at home through an outlet?
Good day! In the garden house there is an electric wiring connected through an electric panel. On the dashboard there is one main input switch and four on: the first is the house on the 1st floor, the second is the house on the 2nd floor, the third is the bathhouse, the fourth is the arbor and the household. block. In the fall, electricity is completely cut off, but you have to be there before the snow. There is an invertor generator Zub ZIG 3500. Question: Can I connect it through an outlet that is in the house? I read that you can do this. And will the counter be “twisted” at the same time? Thanks in advance.
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Hello! Can. But first turn off the opening machine. You can also record the house through an outlet, then the voltage will be in the whole house if you have a single-phase circuit, and in the corresponding phase if the three-phase circuit. But it will be better to connect the power directly to the shield, or to the outlet nearest to it, which is connected through a minimum of distribution boxes and junctions. Do not forget that the power will be limited by the bandwidth of the outlet, and this is usually 10-16A.
Also, do not forget that the power circuit of your house will now be not with a grounded, but with an isolated neutral, unless, of course, you have your own ground electrode.
The meter will not wind, but do not forget to break the opening machine, otherwise you will power the neighbors up to the transformer. In short, you need to disable input.