Monaco DIPLOMAT 2004, Owner'S Manual

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DIPLOMAT 2004
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS - HOUSE
CAUTION: Avoid the risk of electrical shock or component
damage by disconnecting from shore power during electri-
cal storm activity. Use the inverter or start the generator if
AC power is needed.
NOTE: Three types of shore power outlets most commonly
used are shown in the illustration below.
The transfer switch automatically transfers AC power from the shore
power cord or generator through the transfer switch to the 110/220 Volt
AC breaker panel. When using the generator as the power source, the
transfer switch has a time delay built into it before transferring power to the
AC breaker panel. This allows the generator time to warm up before
applying an AC load. When operating the generator while hooked to shore
power, the transfer switch automatically selects generator power as priority
over shore power.
NOTE: The shore cord is NOT electrically connected to the
generator. When the generator is operating, the electrical
contacts of the shore cord are not electrically energized.
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TRANSFER SWITCH