Southwire Company LLC Neutral-Ground Bonding Plug

Lets my furnace blower run from my battery backup. Without this Bonding Plug it throws an error code. Great product, and inexpensive too. Going to pick up an extra.

Did exactly what I needed it for. We upgraded our furnace this past fall to a high efficiency style. My solar bank/inverter for some reason wouldn’t run it. Did some research and learned about these new furnaces having a sensor that needs to verify a grounded circuit to run. Plugged this into the other outlet of my inverter and used the extension cord to run over to the furnace and it fired right up.

Worked perfect on my champion generators.

1. This Neutral-Ground Bonding Plug solved a common problem mentioned here -getting a furnace to run (ignite/heat actually). 2. Details: a) I bought an EcoFlow DELTA Portable Power Station 1260Wh Generator Certified (refurbished). It provides up to 1800W total (and handles surge to 3300W). it’s part of my kit power outage (form many days!) home survival kit! The Power station works great, but would NOT power the furnace! [ Actually, the blower motor would work, but the igniter would never kick in!] b) My furnace runs at about 450w & surges to about 750w, so I think this DELTA Power Station should work? A bit of reading showed me that the furnace (like many/most/all?) requires a grounded power connection. The home power is grounded, but unplugging the furnace from the home and plugging it into the Power Station -means it is not grounded. This is where the Neutral-Ground Bonding Plug comes in! Adding it to the SAME plug circuit makes the system grounded/compliant and the furnace now runs correctly off the EcoFlow Power Station for about 10+ hours! , c) More details: I initially tried plugging in the NGBP into one plug on the Power Station and then plugging the furnace into a different plug, but the furnace did not “see” the NGBP. Anyway, by putting both the furnace plug and the NGBP plug on one shared plug and plugging THAT into the Power Station – the furnace “saw” the grounded plug and works perfectly! See the picture for how it works for me. Anyway, could not believe it would work. . .but it did and I am happy! BOTTOM LINE: Great purchase! The plug delivered as advertised! ***Thank You! ***

Works perfectly for bypassing the surge protector between the generator and the RV.

I purchased this to create a better ground for my Westinghouse igen 4500 dual fuel generator here https://amzn.to/3Qhj10O (it runs on a floating ground from the factory). I run my generator on a cargo carrier on the rear of my shuttle bus conversion, so this makes an easier and more mobile option vs tying the generator to a chassis ground. Although this product is effective, it is basically a plug with a small (1”) run of wires sealed in it and routed to create the internal ground. It is quite a bit overpriced for what it is, but it does serve a valuable safety function.

Works well with my generator

Just as expected

Funciona de maravilla, inmediatamente el cargador (Tesla) parpadea en Verde. Carga sin problemas

bought a small power generator (firman) a couple of years ago and hadn't had a chance to try it until the recent week-long power outage. The generator is great on everything else except for my water tank (heater) and furnace(although not the season to use it, just to test it). tested voltage output on hot/neutral/ground to identify that its neutral-to-ground has about -55 V, so to confirm someone's comment on an electrician forum about "two hot" instead of real earth grounded neutral. bought this product and plugged it into one of the outlets on the generator, and yes, water tank, furnace, ...., everything! Because of the knowledge of the creator of this product, it is absolutely worth the price (not for its material or technology).

Cumple con lo especificado y llegó un poco antes de lo previsto. 👍😃

This is perfect for my generator.

Simple way to make your portable gas neutral-floating generator into a bonded-neutral generator. Now devices that check for ground faults have no ground faults.