I would like to use honda EU2000i and companion hooked parrallel (produces 4000W but only at 125V). Will this transfer switch work?
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Hi. Not sure if this one will work on 125 volt only. But you can get them made for specifically for 125 volt. It is a 6 circuit 30 amp 125 volt switch.
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The only difference between this and the 30 amp model, I believe isthe 30216 is the plug in adapter. Because you will have to have some kind of pigtail to get the plug to fit into your generator anyway I would go with the 30216. It seems to be a more standard size for hooking up and you shouldn't,t have to pay to much more for this setup. Plus if you end up going a little bigger on the generator at some point you'll be covered. To answer your question though, yes this will work.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. The instructions state that it's good for up to 5000W. One regret that I have though is that I should have used 3/4" plastic conduit to run from the inlet to the switch instead of 1/2" plastic. It would have been a lot easier to fish the wire through the larger conduit. That probably won't be an issue though if you use 1/2" steel conduit, but I didn't have a conduit bender.
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Sounds like the plan is to run two generators feeding the same switch using one supply cord? If this is the case, I doubt this would work with one supply line unless there was a way to guarantee the two generators are phased together. If separate supply lines are run to the switch, it would be necessary to make a few internal modifications to the switch. I am no expert, but I would vote to not do it.
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I would suggest contacting the vendor directly on the vendor support line - even if you have not bought it yet. It is a valid question that affects the purchase or safety of your home.
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This switch is designed for 240 volt input. It is not adaptable to 120 volt unless you would be OK with only 3 circuits on this 6 circuit switch. Best to get the proper switch.
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This cable plugs into the standard EU2000i generator on the front. There are no jacks for this cable on the EU2000i Companion generator.
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I think I found your answer http://www.greenexpressdirect.com/details.tpl?action=search&cart;=1425623949137395&eqskudatarq=20240022&eqtitledatarq;=4-Button%20Handheld%20Wireless%20Remote&eqvendo;rdatarq=Sthenic&command;=ShowCart&db;=cms/Gpart.db#.VPlLEIY8KK0 you can call them and ask if it will work with the switch, you might be able to just buy the components independently
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Its fairly universal. I had to check my wiring diagram for my Honda CBR 1000 to wire it up. I would recommend bypassing remote start. Its more headache that what its worth. Generally speaking if you know how to do wiring it should hook right in.
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I'm not sure it would transfer enough power for 2. You would not need 2 of these, as they make a dual unit.
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You will need a available plug t plug the receiver into. Typically you are already using the one plug for a CVD changer or other remote and you need to purchase a "y" adapter.
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I am not an electrician so all I can tell you is what worked for me. I used this product to hook up my Honda EU2000 generator from outside to a 4 plug outlet inside my home. I tried it out and it works very well. Ran my refrigerator and some other appliances with no problems. Hope this helps.
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I would think it would work, they are all pretty much the same. Put mine on my motorcycle. I like the actual converter box being right on the end. Mounted it right underneath the trunk and no wires dangled that way
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I purchased mine to use with a Honda eu3000is, which is a 120V machine (not 240 as the 6500). I suspect this is not the correct cord for the 6500, as it should not need a 3-prong to 4-prong adapter, as was my case
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I see that another answer conflicts with mine. Perhaps I should add that I tried this before answering. It works fine. I think the secret is that the modules have an onboard voltage regulator. The input is always referenced to ground and really doesn't care what you connect it to.
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The chassis has a slot where a 110/220 switch could be populated, however my unit does not have a switch installed and it is covered by a "Input 104V-127V, 60Hz" label. If my unit breaks I will take it open and check for an extra set of windings on the transformer but right now it is working and I do not have time to take on that extra task.
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The power vision "marries" to the bike. As some others posted you may be able to get an additional "license". I don't know anything about that. According to the information,however, it indicates it will read the codes of another bike only but will not write or MAP the other bike. I am assuming there has to be some similarity between the bikes (i.e. both Harley's, or Honda's) but that is just my assumption because of the interface plug.
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The one answer that you got is right on. get a transfer box and have an electrician install it.
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Yes, I just looked at my power supply and it will support and automaticlly switch based on inputvoltage up to 2240v.Here's a pic if that helps: https://picasaweb.google.com/m/viewer?source=mog&gl;=us#photo/115439284909959060258/5861137458182472785/5861137541830070210
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If you have the wiring diagram for the honda, then yes, it'll work. It'll work with any bike, just has to be wired into the ignition system, it can be done at home with the correct wire diagrams, but if your not too sure about all the wires and connects and what you're doing, you can fry the bikes electricals system it's best to get done professionally, it can be tricky
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I just called Schwinn to confirm. This takes a 9v 500ma power adapter... seach ebay or google for best price...
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sorry don't know. Go to Linksys website and see if the E2000 uses a transformer with the same rating and polarity as this one.