Portable Generator Wiring Hack For Whole House Power

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This wiring technique is dangerous please consult a licensed electrician and ask them best practice. I do not recommend any type of backfeeding of electricity. In this video, I demonstrate how I wired two extension cords together using the two male ends of a 30 amp plug to create a backfeeding power solution for our house. Watch the step-by-step wiring hack as I connect the backfeeding power, enabling the simultaneous operation of lights, small appliances like a refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, hot plate, and even two small A/C window units. Stay tuned for a cost-effective and practical approach to powering multiple devices in your home in emergency situation.
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