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MEP 804B 805B Unbalanced Load
Yes, my feed runs through my attic. As long as it is properly rated for the current and there is overcurrent protection rated for the wire at the generator side. You can run unbalanced, it reduces fuel efficiency, its best to have some load on the unused leg (couple of flood lights or a...- Scoobyshep
- Post #15
- Forum: Generators
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MEP 804B 805B Unbalanced Load
Which commonly happens when power has been out all day and then the generator is started, at that point it falls under load management.- Scoobyshep
- Post #10
- Forum: Generators
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MEP 804B 805B Unbalanced Load
The air handler is vague because it depends on the heat kit installed. The installer is supposed to mark one. Dont forget, Inrush is a thing.- Scoobyshep
- Post #8
- Forum: Generators
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MEP 804B 805B Unbalanced Load
Balanced, not so much (other than efficiency) no load on 1 leg, can cause damage over time. A few heaters or lamps can make a difference. Sometimes people use the third leg for a work shop. For your loads you would need to take amp readings and inrush is a thing. Another thing to keep in mind...- Scoobyshep
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- Forum: Generators