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The GenerLok™ Power Cord
The GenerLok™ Power Cord
To connect your portable generator to GenerLink a GenerLok power cord
is required. The GenerLok power cord consists of three components:
A. GenerLok™ connector
B. connector for your generator
C. 10 gauge power cord (4 wire)
The GenerLok™ Connector:
GenerLink is equipped with GenerLok,
a unique connector that allows for quick and
easy connection to your portable generator.
GenerLok locks in place when connected
to GenerLink. GenerLok is not a
threaded connector. Therefore, twisting of
the locking sleeve is not necessary to ensure
a tight connection. NOTE: GenerLok
will always be fitted on one end of the power
cord.
The Generator Connector:
GenerLink is connected to the generator’s 120/240-volt AC receptacle using
a GenerLok power cord with the appropriate generator connection.
Generators have different types of receptacles depending on the type of genera-
tor, the type of power provided, and the size of the generator. Some generators
are rated for only 120-volt or only 240-volt output; neither are appropriate for
powering your home through GenerLink. If your generator does not have
a 120/240-volt AC receptacle, it is not suitable for use with
GenerLink. Check your generator for one of the receptacles in Diagram 6.
These receptacles are rated for 120/240-volt output, which is what you need to
run your home. If your generator does not have one of these receptacles, it
should not be used with GenerLink. Your GenerLok power cord will be
fitted with a male plug compatible with one of the following generators
receptacles.
Surge Protection Specifications and Technical Information
Nominal Line Voltage: 120/240
Max Cont. Operating Voltage: 250
Operating Frequency: 60 Hz
Total Surge Current: 100,000 A
Max Surge Current Per Mode: 50,000 A L1 - G
50,000 A L2 - G
Circuit Type: Parallel High Energy
Storage Temperature: -40° to +160° F (-40° to +70° C)
Operating Temperature: -40v to +140° F (-40° to +60° C)
Operating Altitude: Sea Level to 12,000 feet
(3,658 Meters)
Performance:
ANSI/IEEE C62.41:
Category A3 200A 600 V
Category B3 500A 660 V
Category C1 3,000A 690 V
EMI/RFI noise rejection: Up to -20dB
Diagram 6
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