Using the weenie little emergency power panel is a half backed mickey mouse solution. Although it's miles ahead of the deviates who back feed into stove or worse yet welder receptacles. Here's a way to run what ever amount of laod your generator will handle what ever the size. You get to keep all the lighting circuits in your home too which you loose with the litle panels. Economical and simple to install too. http://www.reliancecontrols.com/ProductDetail.aspx?TWB2012DR
A home electric furnace runs about 5KW per heating element. Forced air electric furnces use one to six heating elements. So if your furnce is a typical 20KW unit, you generator is going to make a bad sound, then you will be standing in the dark after you close the breaker. Better to get a non electric 23000 btu kerosene heater for standby warmth. You will burn less fuel. A generator running an electric heating element uses 3 gallons of fuel to give one gallon of heat.
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