May 9, 20233 yr Hi, greetings. I have an axpert 3kw hybrid inverter with 2 x 200Ah deep cycle LA, with 100A Fuse between battery and inverter. I have connected the AC input to a wall socket 20A as the inverter has an AC input of 16.9A and output is 13A. The AC output is connected via cable to a multi-plug. System will only be running 2 x TV and 2 x dstv modems. Is this correct, and may I use the AC input from wall socket on this system ? I have not plugged anything in yet. Edited May 10, 20233 yr by 00Dumb
May 10, 20233 yr Author ONE more question, Earth wires is the picture ok ? AC input earth, AC output earth, and Inverter earth bound together as one ? Fine ?
May 10, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, 00Dumb said: ONE more question, Earth wires is the picture ok ? AC input earth, AC output earth, and Inverter earth bound together as one ? Fine ? No problem should be fine earth's are all common.
May 12, 20233 yr If you short between Neutral and Earth on the multi plug, does you earth leakage trip? If not, I don't think you have earth leakage protection. What is the standard on the inverter trolleys, do they have earth leakage protection?
May 14, 20233 yr On 2023/05/12 at 9:52 PM, Vaal said: What is the standard on the inverter trolleys, do they have earth leakage protection? This is the problem with inverter trolleys you suppose to use class 2 (double insulated) appliances only as they do not come standard with earth leakage protection. If you use class 1 appliances ( refrigerators toasters all appliances with an earth connection) you are to wire in an earth leakage on the output side before the multiplug and you need a non permanent bond between earth and neutral on inverter output side. Edited May 14, 20233 yr by TaliaB
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.