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Old 02-11-2013, 09:20 PM   #11
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Yes, illegal per code, dangerous and huge liability should it kill someone. Essentially what this type of transfer switch does is make the choice of source either-or, basically foolproof. Whereas some of the setups described here will allow you to select both sources, the power company and generator at the same time. This could be disastrous for a number of reasons, first and foremost a lineman working to repair the wiring outside could be killed.
Only half of your first sentence is relevant to my question; "Illegal per code". Does breaking the code make it "illegal" is my question. I guess you are implying, or stating, yes it is illegal by code. You could save the rest.
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