After turning off the main panel's utility 150A breaker, can I plug generator's 30A output into dryer's 30A socket to backfeed? I know it is unsafe (suicide code, lineman safety), but my area only has an average 12-hour-day blackout once a year and investigation of using a Transfer Switch and Interlock led no where (not feasible). Question: Is there any fire risk to consider since both dryer socket and gen output socket are same 30A only. Gen actually has a 50A output socket, but am not using that and use its 30A socket for current load safety.
Safety Note: If so connected, I would lock outdoor main panel during generator use/connected, and no one would be touching the Dryer socket-to-gen connection (with warning label posted). Actually there are no other occupants in house when such blackout event occurs. I would also isolate/disconnect solar system during gen usage.
Comments/answers would be appreciated.
Safety Note: If so connected, I would lock outdoor main panel during generator use/connected, and no one would be touching the Dryer socket-to-gen connection (with warning label posted). Actually there are no other occupants in house when such blackout event occurs. I would also isolate/disconnect solar system during gen usage.
Comments/answers would be appreciated.