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IN 1
AC Hot 1 from main panel
ACN-IN
AC Neutral from main panel
AC Ground
AC Ground from main panel
OUT 1
AC Live to sub panel
ACN-OUT
AC Neutral to sub panel
AC Ground
AC Ground to sub panel
Generator Power
120/240 VAC
IN 2
AC Hot 2 from main panel
IN 1
AC Hot 1 from main panel
ACN-IN
AC Neutral from main panel
OUT 1
AC Live to sub panel
ACN-OUT
AC Neutral to sub panel
IN 2
AC Hot 2 from main panel
50A @ 120VAC (Hot 1)
50A @ 120VAC (Hot 2)
Note: Loads must be correctly balanced between both
phases (Hot 1 and Hot 2) on the breaker panels in order to
6000W
50A @ 120VAC (Hot 1 + Hot 2)
ACN-IN (White)
AC Neutral Input
ACN-OUT (Black)
AC Neutral to sub panel
AC Power from Utility or
Generator
ACN-IN (White)
AC Neutral Input
ACN-OUT (Black)
AC Neutral to sub panel
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Main Chassis (RV, Boat)
Earth Ground
ACN-IN (White)
AC Neutral Input
ACN-OUT (Black)
AC Neutral to sub panel
AC Power from Utility or
Generator
AC Neutral to AC Source Ground
Transfer Relay Connected
AC Neutral to Chassis
Ground Disconnected
AC Neutral to AC Source Ground
Transfer Relay Connected
AC Neutral to AC Source Ground
Transfer Relay Disconnected
AC Neutral to Chassis
Ground Connected
OUT 2
AC Live to sub panel
Maximum 50A Breaker
(single pole)
AC Ground
AC Ground from main panel
AC Ground
AC Ground to sub panel
OUT 2
AC Live to sub panel
Transfer Switch
(only required if using
a hardwired generator
Transfer Switch
(only required if using
a hardwired generator
Split Phase - ≤50 Amp Service
Install Option 1
Single Phase - 30> Amp Service
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Notes:
* All previous converter/charger wiring must be disconnected from the
breaker panel. The IC Series is now used for battery bank charging.
Notes:
* All previous converter/charger wiring must be disconnected from the
breaker panel. The IC Series is now used for battery bank charging.
Inverter/Charger Inverter / Charger
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
.
IN 1
AC Hot 1 from main panel
ACN-IN
AC Neutral from main panel
AC Ground
AC Ground from main panel
OUT 1
AC Live to sub panel
ACN-OUT
AC Neutral to sub panel
AC Ground
AC Ground to sub panel
Generator Power
120/240 VAC
IN 2
AC Hot 2 from main panel
IN 1
AC Hot 1 from main panel
ACN-IN
AC Neutral from main panel
OUT 1
AC Live to sub panel
ACN-OUT
AC Neutral to sub panel
IN 2
AC Hot 2 from main panel
50A @ 120VAC (Hot 1)
50A @ 120VAC (Hot 2)
Note: Loads must be correctly balanced between both
phases (Hot 1 and Hot 2) on the breaker panels in order to
6000W
50A @ 120VAC (Hot 1 + Hot 2)
ACN-IN (White)
AC Neutral Input
ACN-OUT (Black)
AC Neutral to sub panel
AC Power from Utility or
Generator
ACN-IN (White)
AC Neutral Input
ACN-OUT (Black)
AC Neutral to sub panel
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Main Chassis (RV, Boat)
Earth Ground
ACN-IN (White)
AC Neutral Input
ACN-OUT (Black)
AC Neutral to sub panel
AC Power from Utility or
Generator
AC Neutral to AC Source Ground
Transfer Relay Connected
AC Neutral to Chassis
Ground Disconnected
AC Neutral to AC Source Ground
Transfer Relay Connected
AC Neutral to AC Source Ground
Transfer Relay Disconnected
AC Neutral to Chassis
Ground Connected
OUT 2
AC Live to sub panel
Maximum 50A Breaker
(single pole)
AC Ground
AC Ground from main panel
AC Ground
AC Ground to sub panel
OUT 2
AC Live to sub panel
Transfer Switch
(only required if using
a hardwired generator
Transfer Switch
(only required if using
a hardwired generator
Split Phase - ≤50 Amp Service
Install Option 1
Single Phase - 30> Amp Service
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Notes:
* All previous converter/charger wiring must be disconnected from the
breaker panel. The IC Series is now used for battery bank charging.
Notes:
* All previous converter/charger wiring must be disconnected from the
breaker panel. The IC Series is now used for battery bank charging.
Inverter/Charger Inverter / Charger
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
Inverter/Charger Chassis Ground
.
3.6.10 GROUNDING THE INVERTER - AC GROUNDING
The IC Series Inverter/Charger should always be connected to a permanent, grounded wiring system. An Inverter/Charger
system that is properly grounded will reduce the risk of electric shock, and reduce radio frequency noise. The main aim of any
groundingsystemistoprovideawelldened,verylowresistancepathfromtheelectricalsystemtothegroundingsystem.The
low resistance grounding path carries fault currents directly to ground if the electrical system malfunctions.
The neutral and safety ground should be connected at the AC source. The AC source could be shore power (utility power),
generator or the Inverter (battery bank). The AC neutral should be connected to one safety ground at a time. This single
connection is required to make the electrical panels neutral line safe by connecting it to ground. If more than one connection
between the neutral and ground is made, currents can circulate between neutral and ground and cause ground loop currents.
Ground loop currents can trip GFCIs and cause an electric shock hazard.
When using the IC Series in inverting mode and when using multiple other AC power sources (shore or generator power), there
is the potential of having multiple connections between neutral and ground. The Inverter/Charger automatically switches the
neutral to ground when switching from Inverting to AC pass-through mode.
In inverting mode the relays switch to position 1. This means the AC neutral output is connected to the chassis ground on the
IC Series, which is usually connected to the earth ground on the RV, work truck, or boat.
In AC pass-through mode, the relays switch to position 2. The chassis ground to neutral output on the Inverter/Charger is
disconnected and the AC power source neutral to ground (usually located at utility panel or generator) is used to provide the
neutral to ground for the AC power being used in the RV, work truck, or boat.
INSTALLATION