running my house off coach generator

[BG]

The quick, simple, and temporary solution is
as Ernie described.

For a permanent solution, have a 50 amp
receptacle installed in your coach. There
may be room in the coach panel for a 220v 50
amp breaker, or you may need a small
sub-panel. Then, if it hasn't been done
already, have your house panel wired for a
generator. Run a cable from the coach's new
50 amp receptacle to the generator connector
on your house and you are in business.

Bob Griesel '84 FC31 WLII, Olympia WA
(currently parked at Q)

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 3:14 PM
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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] running my house
off coach generator

So our power in Olympia has been off for
three days now. Our 88 wb coach is plugged
into the house via a 50 amp hookup at our
panel. Is it possible to run the generator in
the bus and have it power our house? What
would I have to change in order for this to
work?


ROBERT RAHN
Kalispell Mt./Olympia Wa.
1988 pt 40



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