This is in reference to NFPA 110 Emergency and Standby Power Systems. 7.12.3 states:
If the conduit's point of attachment to the EPS in on the forcing function side of the EPS vibration isolation system, a flexible conduit section(s) shall be installed between the EPS unit(s) and any of the following so installed:
(1) The transfer switch)
That is all I'm interested in. Could anyone PLEASE translate "forcing function side" into English? LOL
We recently had a whole house 22KW Standby Generator put in and I would feel a whole lt better had they ran the sealtite from the generator all the to the transfer switch, which is located in the basement adjacent to the panelboard instead of cutting it off just after it entered the house. Just SE cable and a small control cable from there
Don't have time to research, but - you mention "whole house generator."
NEC is the standard that most AHJs adopt, and would cover a residential generator installation, not NFPA-110.
When you say SE cable, I'm hoping that it has four (4) conductors in the cable [SER]. This type cable can be used as exterior wiring.