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No because I connect my grounds to neutral
My case is at neutral
I'm back to running my GS unit now but either way not grounding the case is a shock hazard
No because I connect my grounds to neutral
Does this mean your L1 to neutral reading is 20vac on your GS 6kw inverter also ?
If I let it float the case will be about 20V off N
I hook N to case which makes it 0
The grounds don't change the N voltage it's the other way around
If I let it float the case will be about 20V off N
I hook N to case which makes it 0
Thank you for this information as most RV has Neutral connected to the inverter case . This will make it 0 and answer my question .
Thank you for this information as most RV has Neutral connected to the inverter case . This will make it 0 and answer my question .
Yes, that is how its wired in most RV's and large trucks that I have helped people with locally well actually in my case the selector switch does that when it is set to inverter mode. I have 4 options on my system (Gen, Inverter, Shore, Off) They each are wired according to the grounding requirements by the manufacture. An example the Onan generator has a fault system involved with it to monitor if current is transferred between the ground and neutral and kills the generator field if it detects a fault.