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Old 06-05-2017, 07:05 PM   #30
Dam Worker
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So after doing some more research this is why I think everything goes through a 30 amp junction box and 10 AWG wire. Looks like you are getting two 30 AMP circuits, no 50 AMP circuits.


Features and benefits
Quietestinitsclass.
 Exceptionally low vibration levels.
 Integrated design with enclosed muffler for
easy installation.
 Self-diagnostic capability to simplify
troubleshooting.
 Runs one or two air conditioners with power
Weight, size and sound level Weight: 288lbs(131kg)
to spare.
 Digital voltage regulation for stability as
appliance loads change.
 3-year limited warranty, lifetime drive
 Meets National Park Service sound level requirements (60 dB(A) @ 50 ft) for use in national parks.
 Typical installation will further reduce sound level.
warranty.
 Gasoline or LP fueled.
Models and ratings
Model Fuel 5.5 HGJAB-1270 (1381**)
5.5 HGJAB-1119 (1220**) 5.5 HGJAB-1038 (1049**) 5.5 HGJAB-901 (912**)
5.5 HGJAB-6755* (7866**) 5.5 HGJAB-7103* (8214**)
Packaging
Hz
RPM Watts
Voltage Amps
Phase
Circuit breaker
(2)30A
(1) 30 A, (1) 20 A HACR (2)30A
(1) 30 A, (1) 20 A HACR (2) 30 A, (1) 20 A HACR (2) 30 A, (1) 20 A HACR
Size: Sound:
Length 33.6 in (853 mm), width 22.2 in (563 mm), height 16.7 in (425 mm)
69 dB(A) readings at 10 ft (3 m) half load
LP vapor
Tubbed
60
2400
5500
120
45.8
1
LP vapor
Tubbed
60
2400
5500
120
45.8
1
Gasoline
Tubbed
60
2400
5500
120
45.8
1
Gasoline
Tubbed
60
2400
5500
120
45.8
1
Gasoline
Tubbed
60
2400
5500
120
45.8
1
Gasoline
Tubbed
60
2400
5500
120
45.8
1
Ambient conditions for rated power output with muffler and RV enclosure, per ISO 8528-1: - Temperature: 77° F (25° C)
- Altitude: 500 ft (152.4 m), (99 kPa dry)
Typical power output change based on ambient conditions:
- Temperature: Power output decreases 1% for every 10° F (5.5° C) increase
- Altitude: Power output decreases 3.5% for every 1000 ft (305 m) increase
Ratings represent minimums. Actual performance may be significantly higher based on installation and operating conditions.
* Evaporative spec: Effective January 1, 2011, gasoline generator sets on trailers, diesel chassis or any other non-
motorized mobile apparatus must have an EVAP generator set, approved tank, EVAP canister, hoses and fittings all
meeting the CARB Tier 3 and EPA phase 3 standards and specifications. This law applies in all 50 states. ** Factory OEM packaging
Operating temperature range Low High
-20° F (-29° C)
0° F (-18° C)
Gasoline
LP
- Depends upon LP tank capacity, surface area and butane content of LPG.
120° F (49° C) 120° F (49° C)

Here is the link.

https://powersuite.cummins.com/PS5/P...ets/a-1425.pdf

Looks like it was probably just bad craftsmanship when they were connecting the wires in the junction box. Still have an issue with it melting and the possibility of a fire.

Tom Marty
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