Seems like my generator power inlet isn't wired properly. It works fine, however i'm not sure it's safe. Was wired back in 2005.
Electrical setup as follows:
Meter ----> Two 200 amp service disconnects (I believe the neutrals are bonded here)-----> Two 200 amp main panels ----> 100amp sub panel for generator.
The sub panel has a 60 amp generator circuit breaker which is using a 6/2 wire - so it has 2 hots and 1 ground. On the outside it's connected to a L14-30 inlet which is a 4 wire inlet. 2 hots are connected with wire nuts, the ground is connected to the box, then pigtailed and capped. The neutral on the 14-30 inlet is connected to the ground wire from the 6/2 wire going to the panel. Picture is attached. This doesn't seem correct. The generator has neutral bonded to frame. How should I correct this?
Electrical setup as follows:
Meter ----> Two 200 amp service disconnects (I believe the neutrals are bonded here)-----> Two 200 amp main panels ----> 100amp sub panel for generator.
The sub panel has a 60 amp generator circuit breaker which is using a 6/2 wire - so it has 2 hots and 1 ground. On the outside it's connected to a L14-30 inlet which is a 4 wire inlet. 2 hots are connected with wire nuts, the ground is connected to the box, then pigtailed and capped. The neutral on the 14-30 inlet is connected to the ground wire from the 6/2 wire going to the panel. Picture is attached. This doesn't seem correct. The generator has neutral bonded to frame. How should I correct this?
