well i guess i won't kill myself with this, i dont even fool with the house electric system, i run the cord into the house from the generator, it has multi plug ins on it, and then plug in only essentials directly to it, the frige, a heater, and 1 or 2 lites, we get by fine, the few times ive had to use it, i should mention before i get chewed on by self apointed safety police that the mulit end cord came with the generator and is specificly designed for this use it also came with the instruction manuel on how to use it as well as my generator has a digital amp usage gauge so its easy to monitor how much draw im puting on it,with the above, we've never even come close to maxing it out, if we need to plug in more its a trade off with the fridge
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