DuroMax Generators Equipped with a Floating Neutral

The following DuroMax and DuroStar generator models are equipped with a Floating Neutral configuration.

A floating neutral means that the neutral conductor is not bonded to the generator frame ground internally. This configuration is commonly used when connecting the generator to certain transfer switches or electrical systems.

Floating Neutral Generator Models

The following generator models are equipped with a floating neutral:

DS Series

• DS4000S

• DS4500X

• DS5500X

• DS4500DX

XP Series

• XP4000S

• XP4400E

• XP4400EH

• XP5500E

• XP5500EH

• XP8500E

• XP8500EH

• XP10000E

• XP10000EH

• XP12000E

• XP12000EH

• XP13000E

• XP13000EH

• XP15000E

• XP15000EH

XP X-Series Models

• XP5500X

• XP4500DX

• XP5500DX

HX Series

• XP4850HX

• XP5500HX

• XP10000HX

• XP12000HX

• XP13000HX

HXT Series

• XP13000HXT

• XP15000HXT

What Is a Floating Neutral?

A floating neutral generator means the neutral wire is not internally connected to the generator frame ground.

This configuration is often required when the generator is connected to:

• Manual transfer switches

• Interlock kits

• GenerLink™ systems

These systems typically rely on the home's main electrical panel for the neutral-to-ground bond.

Important Note

⚠ Electrical installation requirements may vary depending on local electrical codes and installation methods.

We recommend consulting a licensed electrician to determine the proper generator setup for your specific application.

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