I’m installing a MOES ATS (same one as Will always uses). It has L/N for the two power inputs and output which handles neutral bonding. I’m not sure how to handle the grounds.
Shore power ground to the ground bar on DC distribution panel. But then the output from ATS power would have a ground from nowhere to DC distribution panel?
If I had one ground from DC panel to both wires via a bar, I would be grounding the output wire down the length of shore power cord that’s not in use during inverter use.
Trying to not get a weird ground loop here. Can output from ATS just be L/N?
This is a 12 volt system with Renogy 2000 watt inverter and 30 amp shore power to a travel trailer. Thanks!
Shore power ground to the ground bar on DC distribution panel. But then the output from ATS power would have a ground from nowhere to DC distribution panel?
If I had one ground from DC panel to both wires via a bar, I would be grounding the output wire down the length of shore power cord that’s not in use during inverter use.
Trying to not get a weird ground loop here. Can output from ATS just be L/N?
This is a 12 volt system with Renogy 2000 watt inverter and 30 amp shore power to a travel trailer. Thanks!