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APPENDIX
Accessories & Replacement Parts
PART
ITEM DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
430005
GFCI Outlet, Leviton GFNT2
431021
Fuse holder with cover
430012
Fuse 350A, ANN-350
430010
Fuse 200A, ANN-200
430011
Fuse 250A, ANN-250
430012
Fuse 300A, ANN-300
612007
20FT LED REMOTE MOMENTARY SWITCH CABLE
510031
Non-illuminated Momentary Switch (no cable)
612016
20FT LED REMOTE SNAP SWITCH CABLE (OTHER
LENGTHS AVAILABLE)
ME-BTS-XX
Temperature temp sensor (-xx = 6, 8, 15, 25, or 40 for length in ft)
245052
CAN Configuration Kit (includes cable, terminating resistor gender
changer, CAN interface, and software)
612015-CAN
CAN Configuration Software (provided on flash drive)
Table 8 - Accessories
GFCI Operation
The GFCI installed in this inverter is compliant with the latest requirements for GFCI's
per UL 943. This includes automatic self-testing and line-load reversal. A GFCI
measures the amount of AC current into the GFCI line side "hot" and "neutral"
terminals. Both terminals should measure the same amount of current under normal
conditions. Any difference in current is considered the leakage current. If the leakage
current is greater than 5mA, the GFCI will trip. A tripped GFCI suggests that there has
been a breakdown in the electrical insulation of a connected device. This can result in a
safety hazard for the user. The breakdown could have been caused by broken wire
insulation with the live wire contacting the ground conductor, water in contact with a live
conductor, or any other inadvertent electrical path to ground.
The inverter needs to be on, or bypass power applied to be able to reset a tripped GFCI.
The GFCI has a status LED on it. When installed with a Leviton GFNT2 GFCI, the
LED will operate as follows.
LED is GREEN, the GFCI is powered from the line side and operating correctly.
LED is solid RED. Fault was found during normal operation. Press the "TEST"
button to trip the GFCI. If it fails to reset after pressing the "RESET" button, the
GFCI will need to be replaced.
LED is blinking RED. Fault was found during self-test. Press the "TEST" button to
trip the GFCI. If it fails to reset after pressing the "RESET" button, the GFCI will
need to be replaced.
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