120 on a 2 pole

[saltedbeardman]

OK now that I have the right wire size figured out I have another question that has come up from a conversation I had with a friend. My 3000w 24v inverter is not 220v. how do I wire 110 into a 2 lug square D breaker box. I do NOT want 220. If I wire to a single pole I was told that if I have a short or surge that it wouldn't be enough to trip before the wire melts. I was told to put a 110v 60amp fused disconnect to counter any issues. I haven't been able to find any at Home Depot. Please help! I'm stuck and I want to make sure that family is safe. Can someone give me guidance from inverter to Breaker Box?

 

[evad]

Just use one side of a two pole disconnect. What do you plan to do when you connect to the breaker box?

 

[Steve_S]

If you look at my signature, the "About my system" link you will see panels wired for 120VAC schematics etc are all there.

 

[Deleted member 165]

You'll also need to know if the inverter has an internal ground/neutral bond. If it does, you'll want to remove the bonding screw from your panel, as you only want one point of bonding. Your panel will essentially be a sub-panel.