Wolfonaship
Solar Enthusiast
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Aloha,
I have one 24v growatt supplying ac to a square d sub panel.
No grid tie
N-g bond in sub panel (not growatt)
Ground runs from sub panel to
House's main ground - I believe #4 wire into concrete slab foundation for 25ft+ clamped to rebar (passed inspection before pour.)
I have a seperate 12v system w/ inverter for small 110ac loads and mainly my dc water pump. It will have its own sub panel as well.
1) Can i ground both seperate inverters/ ac sub panels to the same ground?
2) If so can I run one sub panel box's ground to the other (shorter run than the connection at the #4 bare pigtail to slab)
3) Does each seperate sub panel fed by the seprate inverters still need their own n-g bond if sharing the same ground?
Thank you all very much!
I have one 24v growatt supplying ac to a square d sub panel.
No grid tie
N-g bond in sub panel (not growatt)
Ground runs from sub panel to
House's main ground - I believe #4 wire into concrete slab foundation for 25ft+ clamped to rebar (passed inspection before pour.)
I have a seperate 12v system w/ inverter for small 110ac loads and mainly my dc water pump. It will have its own sub panel as well.
1) Can i ground both seperate inverters/ ac sub panels to the same ground?
2) If so can I run one sub panel box's ground to the other (shorter run than the connection at the #4 bare pigtail to slab)
3) Does each seperate sub panel fed by the seprate inverters still need their own n-g bond if sharing the same ground?
Thank you all very much!