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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Tried the Kisae by plugging in the trailer's 120VAC input cord.
This would create a neutral to ground bond via the Kisae's neutral-to-case, case-to-chassis and then the trailer's chassis-to-120VAC_Grd connections.
And sure enough, my Prog. Dyn. EMS accepted it. This EMS requires a bonded input.
On the other hand, if I don't use the trailer's 120VAC system with it's ground-to-chassis, and plug some appliance directly into the Kisae. It will NOT be bonded. :R
This would create a neutral to ground bond via the Kisae's neutral-to-case, case-to-chassis and then the trailer's chassis-to-120VAC_Grd connections.
And sure enough, my Prog. Dyn. EMS accepted it. This EMS requires a bonded input.
On the other hand, if I don't use the trailer's 120VAC system with it's ground-to-chassis, and plug some appliance directly into the Kisae. It will NOT be bonded. :R
