tylercanada - yes, what you ask will work - however most homes are 240VAC - which takes (2) 120VAC lines to get to that voltage. Consequently, most distribution panels have 2 sides to them, each run by a single 120VAC line from the electrical grid. By only plugging in 1 120VAC line, you effectively only energize one side of your electrical panel - the one that has the breaker that you plugged in (side note - the physical side of the panel doesn't matter, they are staggered internally). So, while it will work, it only will reach 1/2 of your circuits. And you're limited to about 10-15 amps depending on your cord size, generator capacity and breaker size.

so using the 110 gfci on the generator to any outlet outdoors of the house won't work ??

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