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    Dec 18, 2011, 01:55 PM
    Shared neutral wiring diagram?
    I have a correctly wired shared neutral situation where both 15 amp brkrs are feeding 2 lighting circuits--no recepticles. Each breaker is on the opposite pole. I want to move one of the lighting circuits to a generator transfer panel. As long as the breaker in the gen. Panel is on an opposite pole as the one in the main panel am I good to go? The Generator transfer switch is a Cutler Hammer 60 amp unit and the grounds and neutrals are isolated
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    Dec 19, 2011, 08:18 AM
    Can you provide the model number of the transfer switch ,so we can see how it is wired internally?
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