- Location
- Chapel Hill, NC
- Occupation
- Retired Electrical Contractor
Ok I will premise this with 2 things. Firstly I know that food trucks do not fall under the NEC and secondly, I know little about gensets.
We were asked to wire a food truck for a customer. We got the truck wired and then he shows us the genny. I have never seen one with this setup. It is a cummins genny made specifically for food trucks. The nameplate is 58 amps 120V. The leads coming from the genny are connected to a 2p 30 amp breaker which I assume are in phase. The leads are 2- #12 white, 1- #12 Black, 1- #12 Black with yellow tracer and a #12 green
Here is the schematic--- My question is whether or not this is a setup for parallel wiring. In other words do I parallel the neutrals and hots or what?
We were asked to wire a food truck for a customer. We got the truck wired and then he shows us the genny. I have never seen one with this setup. It is a cummins genny made specifically for food trucks. The nameplate is 58 amps 120V. The leads coming from the genny are connected to a 2p 30 amp breaker which I assume are in phase. The leads are 2- #12 white, 1- #12 Black, 1- #12 Black with yellow tracer and a #12 green
Here is the schematic--- My question is whether or not this is a setup for parallel wiring. In other words do I parallel the neutrals and hots or what?