Recent content by timselectric

Yes and no. Yes, the transfer switch will switch between them. But the port would have to be reconfigured each time you switch it.

Those long exposed bus bars are scary.

Test at the inverter output. You have to disconnect the wires from the inverter. Otherwise you are not just testing the inverter.

Good Not good This doesn't make sense. Are you using a digital multimeter?

That's fine. Ground is Ground. There's no difference between input and output.

Use the "report" function. And the staff can remove it for you.

If that's the case, then just do it at the panel. And yes, you can only have one N/G bond.

If it's just a temporary use thing. This would be fine. If a permanent use at the location, a more permanent solution would be better.

Run the L1, L2, N, and G from the 6kxp to the service panel. You will have to check if the 6kxp takes care of the N/G bonding. This should be the default, but you never know. If not, then you will need to do it in the panel. The service panel can be a main lug type, as there's already a...

Install a sub panel and feed whatever circuits you need.

Not sure if you realize that you posted in the wrong section. This one is for solar panels. You want....... https://diysolarforum.com/forums/batteries-for-sale.40/

That's entirely too much effort for a laugh. lol

Yes It doesn't matter if it's AC or DC. Unless you are trying to disconnect under load.

You need to disconnect the output wiring. Not just turn it off.

Then what did you mean, here?