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The T1 is the trickle charge to keep your battery on the generator charged. RV10flyer stated you only need one hot wire because T1 is already wired to the neutral lugs so that's why it's only 1 wire. My generator runs the whole house. Always powered by solar. When my batteries reach 50% the...

I wired mine from an outlet I did not use a transfer switch. Hopefully someone else can help.

Did this work? The 2 wire start from your solark should start your generator at what ever you have the setting for percent of battery. EX. - If it hits 50% solark WILL SEND THE SIGNAL to start the generator no N1 or N2 needed when off grid. This is what I thought.

Thanks for taking the time and explaining in detail. I am going to para phrase what you wrote. I do have the Evolution 2 controller Install the connectors as you described. Test it by touching both wires together if it starts were good! Attach the two wires to the auto start on the Solark...

That would be great! Thanks!

Here's a link to the manual. I appreciate your help Filter Guy. https://prod-generacsoa.azurefd.net/manualsweb/manuals/3002830458/0L6630 Not sure why it didn't turn blue when I pasted the link. I hope it works. Here's a little more back ground. My 12k Solark inverter has a setting to auto...

Yes, the generator is suppose to start on loss of power. I believe need to wire to the T1 input to keep the battery charged but as far as the 2 wire auto start or power loss sensor to activate auto start on generator. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Solark has a two wire auto start built in the inverter but not sure how to wire it to the Generac 10k, off grid application.