jcpainter wrote:
John & Angela wrote:
Assuming they were installed correctly there is no way that I know of to be not compatible. They are separate systems and one works when the other one doesn't.
What were the symptoms. What was it doing or not doing.
During the install, a couple circuits were moved into a new breaker box that the inverter should "feed".
When shore power is turned off and the generator is not turned on, the devices attached to the circuits in the new box work properly.
HOWEVER, if the shore power is turned off and the generator is turned on (to power air, microwave, etc.), nothing in the new circuit box will run.
Simple, not properly installed with a transfer switch........Nothing to do with the inverter or the generator. If it were properly installed, you would be a happy camper, with the existing components.
