Can this be installed on the furnace instead next to the panel box?

Won't that neutral coming from the inlet possibly cause a back feed to the grid when the generator is on?

WHY ARNT YOU SWITCHING OFF MAIN ?

Could you do a video of the installation with a floating neutral, using the modified neutral wire, (as per your video) onto the furnace.

Ok..here goes nothing. First let me start off by thanking you and your team for your transparency it goes along way now a days. Also for your service to our great country. That aside....my question is this. I connected this device to my switch at my furnace (red to black wire(hot line) white wire neutural(to neutral line white) white wire load(to white wire coming from furnace) black load wire (to black wire coming from furnace). The 3 ground wires were joined together. I closed the cover flipped my breaker to power up the device . Flipped device to Normal, to my surprise the switch would not power up my furnace. I removed the EZ switch cover checked for voltage at the red and white wire with a multimeter and was getting 119 volts AC. For the life of me i could not figure out why the switch was not powering on my furnace or my thermostat. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise this EZ device will be getting shipped back to Amazon. Thanks again. God Bless!

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Are you in a giant tin can?

Someone can help me please , my question is the white wire from the modify EZ switch has to be connect with the white wire coming from the electrical panel and the white wire from the furnace all together when you install in the furnace?

Uhh.....What about the line neutral now? Why not do a COMPLETE installation so you can actually show people what you are doing. I actually bought the switch and it still doesn't make sense. Even the instructions are poorly written. Everyone in comments is asking the same thing. And you make several videos.... and none of them do a complete installation.... leaving people hanging. I might as well do the "normal" install" and use a bonded neutral plug.

EZ Generator Switch ..where does the remain white wire go..

Would this work is my furnace is on a MWBC?

things have changed with this company. wires are not pre skinned, and 2 of the wires are not labeled. You also have to use a qr code to get the instructions. I also had to secure two of the clips that were barely hanging on to the switch itself. Seems this veteran owned company has taken on the same lower standards as the military itself which is why i and alot of my friends got out.

5 years later could yoy explain how the flow of the neutral goes if bonded as suppose to unbonded in terms of a generator

Thank you sir. I had ordered that cheap one a few minutes before I found this video. I immediately retuned it and ordered yours. I like to support my veterans and USA made products every chance I get.

Wires... I did NOT have two labeled white wires... had a white and a blue wire? But after watching the video a few times , I I figured out the blue was the second white wire...😏Confusing but it works...🤠

Can you use this for an air conditioning unit?

Put a cover on that where the plug goes and you really have something there !

Can you confirm the bonded neutrals setup for a Bluetti AC300. It has a floating neutral - but can also be plugged into the home outlet for optional grid charging (not sure if grid charging matters). Second question - if I have two of these EZ units would I wire the same way - or is one connection of the source neutrals sufficient and others would use a switched neutral? Thanks

So this is used when the generator is bonded neutral?

Thanks for this video. This is great but.... I've been told that we must never have 2 ground either as it may cause a ground loop. So the ground off the generator is carried to the transfer switch, which is also tied to the ground of the main panel. But even if the transfer switch does disconnect the neutral, the neutral could still be connected through the generator via the ground. My new generator is bounded. So I'm not sure what to do now with this ground issue.

What about your Main Switch for Back Feed? This Switch, does it ONLY run the Furnace, or can u run multiple accesories ie., Tvs, Well Pump, Fridge, lights, Ceiling fans?

If my generator is floating neutral, and not grounded, is this set up OK?

Kevin. I am trying to order your product but can’t get you by phone or when I bring up the sight to order. It drops my order

Excellent video

Do you make a full breaker box switch that will power the full breaker box in a power outage??

So does this Gen switch only power one(1) circuit out of the whole box??

I have my EmerGen transfer switch wired to my panel box. White & Green wires from the transfer switch were bonded to the bus bars. My transfer switch has a outlet on it that I'd to use using the EZ Generator switch to run my furnace. Would I still need to remove the white wire within the EZ Generator switch? Thank you

So do I need to unbond my generator when power my house

What would happen if you used a generator that was opposite of the bonded or floating.

I ask, can I set this switch to do the job with the central air. The central air is mid-size, and how do I go about it. I hope this switch works with other units other than furnaces.

Your demonstration is great except I have a forth wire in my circuit to the furnace. So apparently the furnace and some other load share the neutral wire in this circuit. The hot for the furnace is on a single 15amp breaker and the other hot I’m not sure of. Will your ez generator switch work on this circuit somehow?

Very clearly explained thanks!

I like that hookup good job

250.34 Portable and Vehicle-Mounted Generators. (A) Portable Generators. The frame of a portable generator shall not be required to be connected to a grounding electrode as defined in 250.52 for a system supplied by the generator under the following conditions: (1) The generator supplies only equipment mounted on the generator, cord-and-plug-connected equipment through receptacles mounted on the generator, or both, and (2) The normally non-current-carrying metal parts of equipment and the equipment grounding conductor terminals of the receptacles are connected to the generator frame.

Hi! Did you miss-speak at time index 2mins 48s ? After the conversion, is this transfer switch ready for a bonded or floating neutral generator? I assumed we were modifying the product to work with a bonded neutral (which is less common) generator. Or is your product coming out of the box ready for bonded neutral generators? Thank you.

I have a Honda EU2200i generator with the floating neutral. Will i need to purchase a neutral ground bonding plug to run my gas furnace during a power outage?

Worth noting that here in Canada, depending on province, the connections in the panel with wire nuts is not allowed. They would have to be made in the 4 inch jb. Great video. Are these csa approved

If normal line power is on and the EZ switch is left in the on position will the exposed terminals be energized?

People just can't seem to grasp the concept, that even if every part is UL/CE approved it still has to be tested and approved as a system. Good on you for doing it the right way.

Ever consider making a 2 or 3 circuit transfer switch?

I try to purchase American-made products. I am weary of chinesium garbage. I am a vet also and if i can help my brothers, I'll jump at the chance. Nice product, thanks guys!

Hey Kevin, quick question does that EZ Generator Switch works or compatible with Storm Responder 8250 Generator? I have basic knowledge about electricals because I'm a Mechanical Engr. so do you think I can DIY this myself? Secondly, what's gonna happen when the generator is on and then suddenly the main power backs on? Do I have to manually switch off the EZ Switch? or it will automatically off itself. And where can I grab this EZ Switch Generator? Thanks a lot!👍

Is this 30 or 50?

What I need to know is where does the single white wire coming from the EZ switch then go? Do you just wire-nut the line white, the load white and the EZ switch white together? That seems odd because the EZ switch is designed to isolate the generator wiring completely from grid power through the selector switch (Normal, off, Generator). Having the whites all together is throwing me off…

Would you please remake this video, and include the final installation into a furnace, at the furnace? Thanks!

The last home I looked at where they wanted to heat their home off of a generator during power outage, the gas furnance had a male cord end plugged into a standard recepticle. I told them to just use an extension cord direct from the generator. Since most home owners panels are recessed in a sheetrock wall, I find it easier to install a recepticle next to the furnace and put a male cord on the unit.

I have your product and am currently (pun intended) installing it onto my oil burner. I am planning on using an Ecoflow Delta Pro to power the furnace. The outlets on the Ecoflow have floating neutrals (both legs are hot at about 60v), so I assume I'm to configure your switch for floating neutral? For those who have an Ecoflow Delta Pro, please be aware that when plugged into AC for charging, the outlets become BONDED NUETRALS. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this shouldn't be an issue using this switch because if you're charging the battery from AC, then you've got power coming into the house and your EZ transfer switch is off anyway. But in other situations, you can create a double bond scenario.

Do you have a video for gas furnaces that have condensate pumps ?

COLOR ME STUPID but why not complete the installation so we can see EXACTLY how it's done? When you provide me the link to THAT video I'll order 2 of these EZ Generator switches

It would be great if this would accommodate a 50 Amp breaker instead of just 15... still a good choice for a small home