To start off in my kitchen I have a brick flooring so its very uneven. I have cabinets all built around the fridge. The plug for the fridge is on the back wall in the back of the fridge. Anyway it would be a real pain to pull the fridge out you can do it but you have to put rubber mats on the brick floor to pull it out. SO what I am really asking here is instead of all the hassle of pulling the fridge out,, would I be able to turn my kitchen breaker off(the breaker the fridge runs on) then make a male to male plug and plug it into the generator then plug the other end into another outlet in my kitchen, SO in other words can I back feed through the kitchen then like that it would keep my fridge on(Ill keep the breaker off so it dont back feed through out the whole house)..
MY OTHER IDEA IS:
Or would it be better to wire this furnace transfer switch( Reliance Furnace Transfer Switch — Single Circuit | Transfer Switches| Northern Tool + Equipment ) directly to the outlet that the fridge is plugged in to. (And mount the tranfer switch in one of the cabinets) and when the power goes out plug a standard extension cord to the transfer box and switch the transfer switch from 'line' to 'gen'????? Please reply asap
MY OTHER IDEA IS:
Or would it be better to wire this furnace transfer switch( Reliance Furnace Transfer Switch — Single Circuit | Transfer Switches| Northern Tool + Equipment ) directly to the outlet that the fridge is plugged in to. (And mount the tranfer switch in one of the cabinets) and when the power goes out plug a standard extension cord to the transfer box and switch the transfer switch from 'line' to 'gen'????? Please reply asap