Installation Checklists
Installation Guidelines For Spark-Ignited Stationary Generators 45
Electrical System Checklist
NOTE: See Electrical System for more information.
Is all wiring correctly sized for load and length of run?
Is all wiring correctly routed?
Is all wiring correctly connected?
Are wire lugs fastened to bus bars using appropriate
hardware? Is hardware correctly tightened to speci
-
fied torque?
Are all other terminals correctly tightened using the
specified torque?
Are batteries correctly sized?
Are batteries correctly installed?
Are battery fluid levels correct?
Are battery cables and connections clean and free of
corrosion?
Are battery cables correctly connected? Are terminal
lugs correctly tightened?
Is battery condition and state of charge acceptable?
Is area housing storage battery correctly ventilated?
Are batteries located near a source of flame or spark?
Are AC wire sizes and connections correct?
Are DC and communication wire sizes and connec-
tions correct?
Are block heaters, battery charger, etc. correctly
matched with utility supply voltage?
Are battery charger and block heater correctly con-
nected?
Are remote start Wires 178 & 183 pulled and con-
nected inside lower control panel of generator and
inside transfer switch?
Is generator set to OFF?
Is block heater operational?
Is battery charger operational?
Are all AC electrical connections tight at the circuit
breaker and transfer switch?
Are two auxiliary shutdown switches ON (I)?
Are all electrical connections (wiring, wire ties,
clamps, terminal ends, connectors) on generator
tight?
Are all electrical plugs throughout generator seated
correctly and fully inserted into their receptacles?
Is voltage and phase rotation correct at the transfer
switch?
Is manual operation of transfer switch smooth and
non-binding?
Do these parameters meet all applicable codes and
local jurisdiction?