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Originally Posted by llr
I am not clear from the diagram on the generator what pins are used for 120V 30A but you probably need a different adapter unless it just ties the 2 hots the you should be ok. don't tie the externally as it could be fireworks depending on what it is doing.
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This is the adapter I am using:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073XRZTC4
If I switch it to 120V it won't divide the two, and give me the full wattage on a single line... at least that is what I am hoping. The manual isn't clear. Attached is the part of it.
I am trying to use the 50 amp cord instead of this 12 gauge cord. That was my thinking behind going with the other adapter.
I think my thermostat is screwing up because I killed the breaker on one of them and the bedroom AC has been running for a couple hours on the 110V setup. I think the other AC was randomly kicking on, bringing everything down.
Could be AC->DC converter be at fault?
My fridge is 12V. When I connected to my house, the fridge ran extremely loud... which was odd. Off the generator, it's pretty quiet