I have two neutral wires coming out of my generator and only one spot for a neutral wire on my transfer switch where should I put the second neutral wire
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Many generators run 2 hots and 2 neutrals. That's because many are 120 volt systems and a single neutral would need to carry the total current of both hot lines. Simpler to run 4 same gauge wires.
A little more info might be in order including a couple pics. Could it be two hots, a neutral and a ground? Black, black, white, green?
Nope, If it has 2 signal handle breakers it 's 2 hots and 2 neutrals. True 2 120 legs. Not 240 volts. Needs separate neutrals
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