Posted by Billy Shafer on February 03, 2019 at 17:06:55 from (75.90.77.60):
In Reply to: Backfeeding posted by Bob on February 03, 2019 at 15:30:11:
Back feeding is stupid and dangerous. If you can not do it with a proper transfer switch. Don't do it. I have seen too many times the results. Of what happens when someone forgets. If you are caught using a cord by the insurance company. When something goes wrong. They can cancel your insurance. You could be held liable for any damage you do.
I was involved as a consultant on a case here in Texas. We found the cord in what was left of the house. Insurance man said insurance canceled. By the time the bill came in for all the damage done. It was just over a million dollars. The man had to sell his company and a few more things to pay for it. I don't trust interlock kits. I have seen them fail.
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