I was hoping you might chime in. From what I can tell the piece in the link I attached only prevents you from turning the generator breaker on at the same time as the main breaker, provided the panel is fully assembled. I figured there was no way it would be legal and that easy.
I have been looking at panels like the one in your link but they won't really do what I need. I would like to be able to run the basics in the house (furnace, wood stove blower, fridge, water pump, etc) but I also have freezers out in an outbuilding (run off a pony panel) and then there is the barn water (run off another pony panel).
What I'd really like to do is have the generator in one of the outbuildings (exhaust plumbed outside of course) and have the power run back to the house and then have a transfer switch so I can fully disconnect from the utility feed and run off the generator (only turning on the necessary breakers). Thanks, Sam
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