J JJJJ Aspiring apprentice Joined Feb 25, 2021 Messages 1,592 Oct 31, 2022 #1 I am planning on adding a SPD to the 120 v subpanel going to the inverter from the grid. When I asked the vendor for wiring specs they recommended: "Green goes to ground, Black to hot, Red to Neutral". I have included a photo of the subpanel in question. Is he saying to apply to the input side?
I am planning on adding a SPD to the 120 v subpanel going to the inverter from the grid. When I asked the vendor for wiring specs they recommended: "Green goes to ground, Black to hot, Red to Neutral". I have included a photo of the subpanel in question. Is he saying to apply to the input side?
T timselectric If I can do it, you can do it. Joined Feb 5, 2022 Messages 25,302 Oct 31, 2022 #2 It can be placed anywhere in the circuit. But should be after some sort of short protection. (Breaker or fuse)
It can be placed anywhere in the circuit. But should be after some sort of short protection. (Breaker or fuse)
J JJJJ Aspiring apprentice Joined Feb 25, 2021 Messages 1,592 Oct 31, 2022 #3 Please accept my apologies in advance if this question seems too basic. If I understand correctly would I connect on the bottom of the breaker and the neutral bus bar?
Please accept my apologies in advance if this question seems too basic. If I understand correctly would I connect on the bottom of the breaker and the neutral bus bar?
T timselectric If I can do it, you can do it. Joined Feb 5, 2022 Messages 25,302 Oct 31, 2022 #4 JJJJ said: Please accept my apologies in advance if this question seems too basic. If I understand correctly would I connect on the bottom of the breaker and the neutral bus bar? Click to expand... I think that breaker is made for 2 wires. (If it has a central screw with a squared washer.) If so, then yes that's fine.
JJJJ said: Please accept my apologies in advance if this question seems too basic. If I understand correctly would I connect on the bottom of the breaker and the neutral bus bar? Click to expand... I think that breaker is made for 2 wires. (If it has a central screw with a squared washer.) If so, then yes that's fine.
4 42OhmsPA Who likes Electrical Gremlins? Joined Feb 17, 2022 Messages 9,901 Location Pennsylvania Oct 31, 2022 #5 Sorry for the crappy photo, you can see mine installed in a standard panel. Yours would be the same except red to N. Attachments IMG_20221016_104307.jpg 346.6 KB · Views: 14
Sorry for the crappy photo, you can see mine installed in a standard panel. Yours would be the same except red to N.
J JJJJ Aspiring apprentice Joined Feb 25, 2021 Messages 1,592 Nov 1, 2022 #6 Actually when I zoomed in the quality was quite good. Thank you very much!