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WARNING: Shock hazard
If AC outlets are connected to the inverter AC hardwire terminal, the outlets must
be GFCI-protected.
For a list of Xantrex-tested and approved GFCIs and for more information
about GFCIs, see the application note "Using GFCI Receptacles on
Xantrex Inverters and Inverter/Chargers" in the Document Library at
www.xantrex.com.
WARNING: Shock hazard
Make sure wiring is disconnected from all electrical sources before handling.
WARNING: Shock hazard and risk of equipment
damage
Do not connect an AC source (such as a generator or utility power) to the
AC wiring output of the
Potentially hazardous or damaging conditions may occur, if its output is
connected to an AC voltage from another source. These conditions can occur
even if the inverter is off. If installing the inverter in a system with another AC
source (utility power or generator), an approved and suitably rated break-before-
make AC transfer switch must be installed.
To make the AC output wiring connections:
1. Disconnect all DC power sources from the
2. Install a dedicated AC load panel or an additional circuit breaker in an
existing AC load panel.
This circuit breaker must have a current rating based on the load
current the circuit will carry, and must be rated for 120 Vac branch
circuits. For installations subject to the US NEC, the required breaker
size is 30 A based on No. 10 AWG (using 75 °C minimum wire) and
the 2500 W continuous output rating of the inverter.
3. Remove the AC wiring knockout from the
4. Remove the screws securing the
5. Locate the white terminal block whose connectors are all properly
labeled – (L)ine, (N)eutral, and (G)round.
6. Prepare and strip the line, neutral, and ground (if not bare) wires.
Strip at a length of 0.35 inches (9 mm).
This guide for use by qualified installers only.
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