First-Pass at AC diagram

[DudeInMyrtleBeach]

Hi everyone! I've been reading and learning for the past few months, and thought I'd toss up the first rough-draft of the AC side of my solar design.

Please let me know what I've forgotten, and what might ... start a fire. Thanks to EVERYONE here and to Will for prompting the DIYer in me to get it done!

 

[jjww]

It looks like this setup has no pass thru from grid? is that what you want? may sound silly BUT every run of wire/conduit needs to have neutral/ground run along side (or in the same conduit)
your drawing is electrically sound (with no grid passthru) and as long as the neutral/grounds are run with the power your
drawing would work

 

[BentleyJ]

It looks like this setup has no pass thru from grid? is that what you want?

The bottom 100A breaker in the Main Load Center (outside) feeds into a 100A splitter panel then into each inverter then gets recombined and sent to a transfer switch/maintenance bypass. Sure looks like pass-through to power to me. Did I miss something?

 

[DudeInMyrtleBeach]

The bottom 100A breaker in the Main Load Center (outside) feeds into a 100A splitter panel then into each inverter then gets recombined and sent to a transfer switch/maintenance bypass. Sure looks like pass-through to power to me. Did I miss something?

That's what I intended. Thank you!

may sound silly BUT every run of wire/conduit needs to have neutral/ground run along side (or in the same conduit)
your drawing is electrically sound (with no grid passthru) and as long as the neutral/grounds are run with the power your
drawing would work

A friend saw this and he made the same comment about neutral/ground. Thanks for taking a look!

 

[DudeInMyrtleBeach]

Assuming everything is in conduit per code, and the grounds and neutrals are all correct -- Is there anything in this drawing this isn't code? Specifically, is there a code violation with the interlock panel on the outside of the house directly connecting to the house load panel inside the house? I have a friend that's an electrician and he mentioned that interlocks are usually on the main load panel (as with a generator) - but if I do that, grid pass-through can't happen.

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks again to everyone here!