2.5.6
AC Wiring Confi gurations
The following table provides the different wiring confi gurations for installing and connecting the
AC conductors to and from the inverter (refer to Figures 2-9 to 2-11 for installation drawings
showing these confi gurations).
Table 2-3, AC Input/Output Wiring Confi gurations
Maximum AC
Source
Required
1
Reason to Use
Maximum Input
Breaker Required
–
Minimum Wire
Size
(AWG)
4
Maximum Output
Capacity
(Standby Mode)
Diagram
Note
– AC source is from either the utility/grid power (i.e., shorepower) or an AC generator.
1
Note
– If two legs @120 VAC are used, they must be from the same source (i.e., common
2
neutral) and not in phase with each other. You can use a neutral and two legs from either a split-
phase (120/240 VAC) source or from a three-phase (120/208 VAC) source.
Note
– The 'Maximum Input Breaker Required' is used to protect the inverter's internal AC input
3
circuit, which is rated for 50 amps for each input.
Note
– The 'Minimum Wire Size (AWG)' is based on the 'Maximum Input Breaker Required' size
4
and the 'Maximum Output Capacity (Standby Mode)' current. If the wire size is reduced, then an
appropriately sized over-current protection device (i.e. fuse/circuit-breaker) would need to be
installed to prevent damage to the reduced sized wire.
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SI/SO Single In/
Single Out
120 VAC @ 50A
(AC Input 1 only)
Have a 120 VAC
source.
Requires a separate
inverter sub-panel.
50A
(single pole)
3
–
#8 AWG (in)
#6 AWG (out)
7200W
(120 VAC/60A
on Hot 1 out)
Figure 2-9
DI/SO
Dual In/
Single Out
120 VAC @≤50A
per input leg
2
Want dedicated
charging and
dedicated pass-thru
while the AC source
is on.
Requires a separate
inverter sub-panel.
50A
(dual pole)
–
#8 AWG (in)
#6 AWG (out)
6000W
(50A @120 VAC on
Hot 2 out)
Figure 2-10
Installation
DI/DO
Dual In/
Dual Out
120 VAC @≤50A
per input leg
2
May need to power
large 240 VAC
loads
(requires 120/240
VAC input source).
Requires a separate
inverter sub-panel.
50A
(dual pole)
–
#8 AWG (in)
#6 AWG (out)
13200W
(120/60A on Hot 1
out and 120/50A
Hot 2 out)
Figure 2-11
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