Inverter Bonding Neutral to Ground
Here's a picture of how a Kisae 2000W inverter's GFCI outlet is wired. The neutral side is not bonded to socket ground other than through a capacitor, as is the hot side. I guess the caps have som...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:RoyB wrote:
Then later on I had a similar problem using my 1500WATT PSW Inverter feeding my Trailer 120VAC Power Distribution panel using the traler shore power cable so I plugged the BONDING PLUG into one of the empty sockets on the Power Inverter and got the same results...
Roy Ken
As Bill wrote in his post, the Kisae bonds the neutral and ground ONLY when it's appropriate to do so when in service. When the RV is connected to shorepower, there should NOT be any onboard neutral/ground bonding.
Just to clarify I was using my 1500WATT PSW POwer Inverter as a 120VAC source and plugged the trailer shore power cable into the Power Inverter receptacle using an adapter... This is my poor-mans transfer switch... I was not connected to shore power source from the power company or camp ground pedestal...
Roy Ken
