When on inverter power GFCI won't reset
I have the wierdest issue and this is a new install but I believe it to be correct. I have an automatic switch that will default to shore power by default, and if there is no shore power available ...
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pcottrell81 wrote:Darryl&Rita wrote:
There's nothing wrong with the GFCI. This is the result of the electronics in the inverter, and how the GFCI reacts to it. It may be fixable by installing a jumper on the inverter, tying Neutral and Ground together, but that opens another can of worms. If it works, until it trips, I'd be inclined to leave it be.
So if I’m understanding this right, the output (of the inverter) white and green should ground together?
NO NO NO. Doug
