Generally, the screws that the wires go on are color coded. The two hot wires(black & red) go on the brass colored screws, the white goes to the silver screw, and green goes to the green screw. There are many variations on the configuration of the plug, so no answer would be foolproof. There should be some kind of diagram that came with the plug though. It would also be best to turn off all breakers to the load, and check for proper voltages when the generator is running before turning breakers back on and using the power.
Your question is likely based on the mistaken impression that you can power your house this way if there is a power outage. If you are even thinking this you are not capable of pulling this off without potential dire consequences. There is no polite way to say this, you would be stupid to try this. McIver could do this, but you shouldn't try this unless you want to burn down your house and perhaps kill you and your family. To provide backup generator for your house you need an automatic or manual transfer switch to connect the generator.
The four blade receptacle that is on your generator has the ability to to generate 120/240 volts. This is what your house voltage is 120/240. To take advantage of the generators output you should be considering using a four wire installation to the transfer switch. By only using a three wire you will only be able to supply either 120 volts or 240 volts but not both. Depending on the amperage configuration of the generator receptacle the top blade hole should be the neutral, bottom blade hole the ground and across the left and right blade holes 240 volts or left to top 120 volts and right to top 120 volts.
For your own safety, contact an electrician.
The cable that is used to connect from the generator is based on the size in kW's of the generator and the generator's breaker size rated in amps. It usually is a flexible cab-tire 4 wire cable if the generator is a portable type. If it is a stationary generator is has to be wired with a flexible conduit so as not to transmit vibration from the generator to the conduit system.
If the power feed goes directly to a fixture, or if you are wishing to switch a receptacle that is not now switched, you can us a 14-2 NM cable to install a "switch loop", provided the circuit is no larger than 15 amps. To do this, after running the 14-2 NM cable, connect the WHITE conductor of the 14-2 to the hot wire. At the switch, connect the black and white conductors to the switch terminals. At the fixture or receptacle, the black wire of the 14-2 NM cable now becomes your switch leg and is connected to the black conductor of the fixture or brass terminal of the receptacle. The NEC (for the United States) requires that the switch be fed with the white wire and the black wire be used as your switch leg.
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Do you mean a 3 wire receptacle? You say cable,are you talking like extension cord type or interior romex wiring? If romex, you should have a black, white and bare(green or ground)and possibly a red if a 4 wire . Connect black to gold on the receptacle,white to silver and ground to the green screw.
You should connect the negative cable to the negative. Your question sort of stopped. Connect to a negative what?
This will require a modification to your units to allow them to be "hooked" together. You will have to add another connection to your generator that connects to your generator output, one cable for each fase. Connect a slave cable from one unit to the other, and connect the communication cable so they can share the load. The generator will do the rest.
The cable that is used to connect from the generator is based on the size in kW's of the generator and the generator's breaker size rated in amps. It usually is a flexible cab-tire 4 wire cable if the generator is a portable type. If it is a stationary generator is has to be wired with a flexible conduit so as not to transmit vibration from the generator to the conduit system.
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You can use a data cable.
you need a gameboy advance and a GBA-GCN Link cable to connect and transfer.
First u need a old xbox 360 HDD case and a transfer cable get the old HDD and open it until u find the sata to xbox cable. if u don't know how to open HDD Google it. next connect the cable to your slim HDD and connect the other end to the transfer cable. then use connect the us into your PC and use xport 360 to get into your HDD. hope this helped
You need an Xbox 360 transfer cable. Connect it to your console along with the hard drive that has all your memory in. Then get the empty hard drive and connect it with the transfer cable and start the transfer.
The best way to connect a PC to a tv would be to buy a transfer cable. The best place to buy a transfer cable would be at Walmart. They have many different options available for purchase. They are also very helpful and give good advice on what to purchase.
Get the data cable. Download and installed the phone's software. If nokia it's called PC Suite. Connect the cable follow the instruciton on file transfer
When the PS3 is on use the charging cable to connect the controller to the PS3 and press the Playstation Emblem on the controller
just plug-in