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There is a distinct difference between a NEMA L14-30 and NEMA L14-20 generator outlet. The grounding pin for each has a slight “hook.” For the L1420, that hook goes outward. For the L1430, that hook goes inward. 

Tips From Tony Issue One January 2020

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