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Looks like SQD advertises the same thing, but the 1ph vs 3ph is probably a problem with the NEC. I'd like to find a code-compliant way to do this.

AFAIK, this is really the only interlock available that would make sense as most of the others appear to be design to be mounted directly under the main: This meets NEC 408.36 Overcurrent Protection (D) Back-Fed Devices. Plug-in circuit breakers that are backfed must be secured in place by a...

Do you mean NQ or from other manufacturers?

Need to find out how willing the SF DBI are to things like these....... AutoCAD

I've looked at my QO panel and it looks like 2 min with a grinding wheel can make it split bus, just need to remove the plastic, cut, then reassemble.

Yea, this is basically what I'm thinking Looks like one of the few still available: QOGP3P604436200P

Thanks for the suggestion:

The mechanical interlock needs to sit between the two breaker's its interlocking, so this means it has to straddle the split with the two breakers on either side. LMK if I've missed what you were suggesting.

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I'm curious if anyone has used a split bus panel and had it pass inspection. The interwebs points to 408.36 of the NEC but I don't see any issues with this setup so long as the backfed breaker has an additional fastener per (D) and confirmed by the manufacturer. This configuration would give...

Are there any places to get the DWG files of sample permit sets?

I thought I remember seeing something a while back that there is a modbus register you can use to control wether the load connected to the GEN CB is ON/OFF. Nothing on their communications list points to anything but their list is only a partial of what the OEM'd device actually supports. Does...

I reached out to them and asked them for some clarifying questions on their warranty. That was about 7 weeks ago in mid-July. I followed up after a week but that didn't help. Is this normal for them? Or is my email to their listed contact info on their website not accurate...

I've got a townhouse with two units on two different floors. They have their own individual utility meter and individual electrical systems. Since they share one roof, I'd like to understand if I can combine the DC PV cables from each system from the roof down to the ground where the inverters...

It looks like the megarevo is also a brand labeled unit, just like the EG4