Generator adapter L5-30 P male to L14-30 R female twist lock 120 voltage adapter

I recently purchased a 120v generator at a price that was too good to pass up, and installed a standard 30-amp power inlet and interlock kit on our house breaker panel. I wanted all of the hard-wired work to be 240v-capable, in case I choose to upgrade to a larger generator in the future. This cable was exactly what I needed - I purchased a standard L14-30r cable and inlet, and used this adapter between the cable and the generator. All 120v circuits work perfectly. Make sure to leave all 240v breakers switched off, and don't use shared neutral circuits if you have any (I was able to verify that our house does not).

This adapter is built as well as many other generator adapters that I have purchased in the past. I have no questions that this adapter will hold up to many years of infrequent use I have planned for it.

It is near impossible to connect a well known and excellent brand of generator to a transfer switch for your house without having this or some equivalent adapter. My generator has a 3 pole connector twist lock and every transfer kit only has 4 pole. This adapter solved the problem so I can quickly restore power to my house in a safe fashion.

This adapter is great. It allows me to connect my smaller portable generator to the inlet plug on my house that feeds our transfer switch. It connects the single hot leg of my generator to both hot legs of the power inlet box/transfer switch. The adapter is very heavy and feels very solid. The price seemed a little expensive, but I suppose the quality was worth it - especially for making it super easy to plug in our generator during power outages now.

I have a Champion generator 120 V only and this product was able to modify the three plug on the generator to the 4 prong plug on the through the wall Reliance unit providing power to all 6 receptacles.

Woks perfectly with portable generator.

I recently installed connected a six circuit generator transfer switch to my neighbor’s electrical panel. The transfer switch is designed for 220V; therefore its internal wiring and supplied generator cable are four conductor. My neighbor’s generator is 110V so it accordingly has three prong plug. The generator adapter L5-30 P is the ideal solution it has safe, waterproof molded cable and connectors plus it shunts the ground and neutral on the four prong side. This allows to run 110V appliances on both sides of the electrical panel. If in the future a 220V generator were installed you only need to disconnect the Generator adapter L5-30 P.

I followed all the rules and returned a week ago and still no refund. My new cable works like a charm. Connects tightly and fits tight.