EU200i and home furnace: connect neutral to ground ?

Discussion in 'Home Power and Microgeneration' started by Mr Wizzard, Jan 15, 2006.

  1. Mr Wizzard

    Mr Wizzard Guest

    Still struggling/experimenting with my Honda EU2000i
    and my home furnace - flame detect circuit kicks out if
    I plug all three wires from furnace to generator (3-prong
    plug on line from furnace). Anyways, found this article
    that I thought people who were incolved with my origianl
    thread might find helpful: (slow page, so just be patient)

    http://www.ecmweb.com/mag/electric_unraveling_confusion_generator_2/
     
    Mr Wizzard, Jan 15, 2006
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  2. Mr Wizzard

    Mr Wizzard Guest

    I tried all of the torroid tricks (common mode,
    differrential mode, etc)

    Well, you make good points, but again, I believe this
    is some strange grounding deal. I think the HF may
    get shunted back to frame ground, and fed back to
    the furnace over the ground lead or somehting
     
    Mr Wizzard, Jan 16, 2006
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