NEUTRAL 0V

Hi all.
In the last years I have used a 24v to 6.000w/12.000w peak chinese inverter.
And has almost chinese inverters it was N and L wires both Hot wires.
So I have bounded the N wire to Ground and when turned ok again it started with N wire 0v and L wire 230v AC. And it worked well for some years.
But now I have a new inverter also chinese and also 6000w/12000w peak.
Now I dont know if I can do the same. Aske to the chinese sellers they just say no dont do it. They said same years ago when buyed the 1st inverter and they was very wrong.
This inverter is a BELEVSCHI.. and just afraid if cant do the same . What you all think?

The Blak is the old I have done itband worked very good. The other its the one I dont know if can do it.

Ask them how the N-G bond works (Neutral-Ground). If you don’t like the answer - return it.

N-G bonds are the secret sauce that keeps us safe when something shorts the hot to the ground- otherwise you get the shock when you touch that item - and it all depends on how well you are grounded.

It all depends on if and how they isolated the AC and DC sides from each other. And if you can avoid bonding the two together.
The cheaper ones can't tolerate it. (Magic smoke escapes)

hi All.
many thanks for your kindly answer.

magic smoke .. I m afraid of it!
I have asked to them, in this last buy, has I did years ago for that BALCK inverter you can see in my picture. And they say the same. DOnt do it.
And I think they just dont know what I m talking about, or they dont want even to know!
I have use a multimeter tryng to see continuity from Earth conector to the BOX enclosure, and in the old inverter, there is not continuity from the box to earth. In the new Inverter it has continuity from BOX to earth front connector. Dont know if that can mean something about!