Are Ground Bonding Plugs required for Each Inverter/Genny?

[Baja_Man]

I am installing a new Progressive Industries hard wired EMS (EMS-HW30C).

I want to use a ground-neutral bonding plug on inverters/gennys to avoid using my by-pass function.

I plan on using my two Champion 2500W Dual Fuel inverters combined, using the Champion 30AMP ParaLINK Parallel kit.

Will each inverter/genny need its own plug or will one plug on one them suffice?

Thanks!

[ktmrfs]

Baja Man wrote:
I am installing a new Progressive Industries hard wired EMS (EMS-HW30C).

I want to use a ground-neutral bonding plug on inverters/gennys to avoid using my by-pass function.

I plan on using my two Champion 2500W Dual Fuel inverters combined, using the Champion 30AMP ParaLINK Parallel kit.

Will each inverter/genny need its own plug or will one plug on one them suffice?

Thanks!

if it is like the honda, nope, only 1 plug needed. the parallel operation truely parallels the 120V outputs.

[BFL13]

OP is asking about plugging into gens, but the two receptacles are in the paraLink.

[time2roll]

Just one assuming all grounds are connected.

[BFL13]

https://www.championpowerequipment.com/product/100740-30-amp-parallel-kit/

Not understood--you can only plug into one of the receptacles at a time with the plug that has the EMS on it.