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BG2800, BG5000, BG7000E OIPB-B19052
OWNER’S MANUAL
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Electrical Connections - BG2800, BG5000, BG7000E
Generator Grounding
Ground the generator to prevent electrical shock.
Typical Electrical Consumption
Type Wattage Appliance Sample
Starting Rated Appliance Starting Rated
Electric Bulb
or Heater X1 X1 Electric Bulb
TV
Electric Bulb
100w
100VA(W) 100VA(W)
Daylight
Lamp X2 X1.5 Daylight
Lamp
Fluorescent
Lamp 40w
80VA(W) 60VA(W)
Motor Drive X3-5 X2 Refrigerator
Electric Fan Refrigerator
750w
450-750VA 300VAW
Appliance Start Up
If the generator is to supply power to more than two appliances, start them one by one with the
highest current first.
Caution: To keep the generator in the best running
condition and for electrical safety, please refer to the
following:
Caution:
Never connect the generator to a home power circuit without a transfer
switch. A transfer switch is required by the National Electric Code for
any connection of power to a home.
A transfer switch prevents back-feed, which occurs when power goes
back down the utility lines. Back-feed has the potential to cause a fire
and can damage to the generator. Even worse, back-feed can electrocute
any technicians working on the lines, causing injury or even death.