On mine, the red terminal is connected to the wide slots of the outlets. Those are the low side or common in house wiring. Be careful using both. I think all reliable inverters are that way. Regardless, I think it's supposed to be floated. i.e. not grounded anywhere. :)
If this type of inverter produces voltage between the neutral and ground terminals, then it seems to me that voltage could be detected on the frame of your RV. Have you used a Fluke VoltAlert non-contact voltage testing pen (or similar product) to test if current is flowing to the frame or outside metal skin of your RV?
Thanks for your video. I'm new to all this and you say run time with 100 amp hour battery Bank. So that is one 12v, - 100a battery right? For some reason to me and I might be wrong but I think a lot of people get confused with the videos that we watch because something is always left out. If you are new to this you are not going to know what a 100 amp hour battery bank is.
Aims doesn't put it in their manual either. I'm scared to home it to my breaker panel because the neutral is bonded on both my panel and on these inverters.
Good job Dave that was good thanks enjoded the video. be safe my friend
Great explanation David.
Good job Dave 👍 @ Hoods Custom Shop
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Need to know we're you rugby bought that stuff and a list of things
On mine, the red terminal is connected to the wide slots of the outlets. Those are the low side or common in house wiring. Be careful using both. I think all reliable inverters are that way. Regardless, I think it's supposed to be floated. i.e. not grounded anywhere. :)
Very novice myself to solar setup. Good to know about the hardwiring issue, not there yet but need to get the right inverter for it.
If this type of inverter produces voltage between the neutral and ground terminals, then it seems to me that voltage could be detected on the frame of your RV. Have you used a Fluke VoltAlert non-contact voltage testing pen (or similar product) to test if current is flowing to the frame or outside metal skin of your RV?
How would I obtain one of those small breaker boxes?
Thanks for your video. I'm new to all this and you say run time with 100 amp hour battery Bank. So that is one 12v, - 100a battery right? For some reason to me and I might be wrong but I think a lot of people get confused with the videos that we watch because something is always left out. If you are new to this you are not going to know what a 100 amp hour battery bank is.
Question...connecting to the terminal block instead of the regular plug in sockets...do u get more watts out of it?
Genuinely curious cuz i wanna buy a 5000w model to this to run an 18,000btu ac
how do you find the right terminal i like to know and learn it from,thanks
Isn't this a center tap model?
60v one side, 60v on the other?
No I think I explained it in the video.
@@HOODS does the voltage check out correctly? Have you tested the outlet out of the panel with a plug in tester?
Aims doesn't put it in their manual either. I'm scared to home it to my breaker panel because the neutral is bonded on both my panel and on these inverters.