How do I connect this generator to my home so I can use my refrigerator, TV, lights, and some outlets in the kitchen?

Well, there are a few different ways you can do it. You could just run extension cords from the generator to what you need, or you could install a generator transfer switch or interlock kit.

Was there a method you had in mind?

Please post generator specifications also. Continuous rating and cord plug size(some have a NEMA number on them)
How big is your service? 100A ? 200A?
Do you have two blank spaces in your service panel for a two pole breaker?

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How do I connect this generator to my home so I can use my refrigerator, TV, lights, and some outlets in the kitchen?

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I'm sorry, but the way I read this only one answer comes to mind: Call an electrician.

Sorry, forgot to post the specifications
2- 120 Volt 20 Amp 3-prong outlets (Standard Household plug).
1- 120 Volt 30 Amp twist lock (NEMA 5-20R).
Current (120V/240VAC) & (12VDC).
Amps: 33 / 16 Amps.
My service is 100A,
Could I be able to connect to my home electrical panel and having to use many extensions cords

No, cannot connect to the panel, as the panel needs 120 and 240 volts, and the genset only 120 volt receptacles.

I agree with stanfortyman.

If u want it hooked to house, u will need a transfer switch or interlock kit. This work should be done by electrician.

Chuck