| 1. |
Your load center panel is probably mounted between two vertical
studs in the wall. You will want to mount the Gen/Tran unit in the space between the next
two studs either to the right or left of the load center panel. If you have a
choice, pick the side that has an unused large knockout in the lowest position of that
side of the load center panel. |
| 2. |
Cut a rectangular hole in the wall for the Gen/Tran unit so that
the bottom of the Gen/Tran unit will be about 9 inches above the bottom of your load
center panel. |
| 3. |
Use a drill inside the load center panel and drill a 1/4 inch hole
in the center of the large knockout in the lower-side of the load center panel. Continue
drilling all the way through the stud. |
| 4. |
Then put a 2 inch hole saw on your drill and reach down into the
wall through the hole you cut for the Gen/Tran unit. Using the 1/4 inch hole as a guide
hole drill a 2 inch hole back through the stud and stop when reaching the metal side of
your load center box. |
| 5. |
Now remove the knockout for the flex conduit which can be attached
through the 2 inch hole to the side of the load center box. Note, you may have to cut the
flex conduit shorter if it is too long. If you do, make sure you pull the wires back
so as not to damage them when sawing through the conduit. |
| 6. |
Follow the directions in the Gen/Tran manual to make up the wiring
connections. |
