" 8 WEEKS in 30 MINUTES Electrical Wiring Works in Russia. (Connecting The Gas Generator into the House Main Electrical Panel)"
Due to frequent power outages, the task was to make backup power at home. The task was to integrate a gasoline generator into the main electrical panel of the house. I laid a separate line of wires from the generator to the house. I made a ground loop in order to ground zero from the generator so that the output has a separate phase and a separate zero. (A separate phase and a separate zero are needed since the house has phasedependent equipment.) In order for the electric current to be sinusoidal, I connected a 10 kilowatt inverter voltage regulator, it stabilizes the output voltage in the region of 220 volts, has protection against power surges and impulse surges from thunderstorms. Additional voltage monitoring relay is installed in the electric switchboard itself, each room is protected by an individual RCD for 30 MilliAmps. Switching between the city electrical network and the gasoline generator is carried out through a threeway switch. Each room has a minimum of 3 separate lines: a line for lighting, a line for sockets and a line for air conditioning. The lighting lines are protected by 10 Amp circuit breakers, the outlet line and the air conditioning line are protected by 16 Amp circuit breakers. The oven line is protected by a 20 amp circuit breaker. Cables for light have a cross section of 1.5 square millimeters. Cables for sockets have a cross section of 2.5 square millimeters. The cable for the oven has a cross section of 4 square millimeters. In the USA, the markings for electrical wires are different than those that I used. An approximate analogue of the cables that I used is NUM 1214 AVG

About the prices for such work. If I had hired a special company to do this, they would have asked for $350$500 for it. It is expensive for me, if we live economically and do not buy expensive things, then on $500 we can live for a whole month, buy groceries, household goods, and still have some left to pay utility bills. So I bought all the necessary components and did all the work myself. Besides, no less important is that every time people do something theirself, they got real experience, information and skills. So do I

PS: Many thanks to everyone who sent me tools for electrical installation, they are great! We don’t have such convenient and highquality tools for sale, it’s a pleasure to work with them



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