How would I get a natural gas powered generator connected up to the main power in my house.?
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010 at
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Your generation of Power by natural Gas should be a) Stabilised, b) The Voltage and the Frequency (Hz).Must be matching to the main Power Li8ne.This is important as regards safety and operation both.
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There are many choices of generators that operate on Nat. Gas. First you must decide what appliances that must be on the generator. Add up all the nameplate ratings of these loads and any other lighting, computers etc. Motor loads generally draw up to 10 times the nameplate rating upon startup, so allow for this by doubling these loads and add to the total. Most generators in the 12KW range and up will have the transfer switch, time clock for exercise, auto start and other features. A weather proof enclosure or a fire proof shed is needed, along with two conduits from main panel to transfer switch. This generally is not something the average homeowner can do. Most electricians should be able to complete this for you.
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your very first item on the todo list is to contact your local electric company,, even if you connect this yourself they need to inspect it tomake sure both can not be turn on at once,,,,!! ALSO,, this site will help you calculate your needs!!!! http://www.useelectric.com/calculators
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most cities require that you have a permit to do that, you need a experienced contractor
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