Generator Trips Internal Surge Protector

[AZMont]

I have a 2022 3121 RL and I am trying to use a Westinghouse iGen5000DFC generator to power my coach while boondocking. The igen5000DFC has a 30 amp RV receptacle on it. I use a 30 amp to 50 amp adapter and plug into the coaches 50 amp cord. When I do this, the internal surge protector trips. Has anyone experienced this. If so, how do you get the generator to power the coach? I have also tried the 110v plugs that are supposed to merge the ground and neutral lines to correct this and it has not worked. Any inputs would be appreciated.

 

[Dhuhn]

You may have an open ground so you would need to put a grounding plug into you generator 110 plug. Something like this

Amazon.com

 

[mlh]

A grounding plug is easy to make. All it is is a three pronged plug with the neutral and the ground wire together. If you already have one it’s a 10 minute job. Just be sure you wire the neutral and the ground together and not the ground and 120 together.
Lynwood

 

[RMcNeal]

If you're not into electrical stuff, you can buy a neutral bonding plug also. Less than $10.

 

[AZMont]

Thanks for all of your responses. I was able to make one. My generator is now able to power my coach!

 

[AZMont]

Here is a pic of what I made. Works fine, planning to make another as a back up.

 

[twindman]

I am too lazy to search, so how do you tell which is neutral and ground?

 

[AZMont]

Here is a diagram

 

[jkxtreme]

I do something similar, but I DO use a grounding plug, so have not had an issue.
Here's a link to a vid of my installation