When the utility power terminates in a service rated transfer switch, the N/G bond and
GES is established in the TS, correct ? Now, at the generator, with it having its own
disconnect, the N/G bond and GES are established there, correct ?
This is a code violation of regrounding the neutrals and creating circulating currents ie.
ground loops. This is why the 4 pole TS is required. IMO.
GES is established in the TS, correct ? Now, at the generator, with it having its own
disconnect, the N/G bond and GES are established there, correct ?
This is a code violation of regrounding the neutrals and creating circulating currents ie.
ground loops. This is why the 4 pole TS is required. IMO.
