UK system [RE-wrenches]

[hugh piggott]

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>One question we have is: Is it OK to have the neutrals in this "two separate
>inverters system" common?
>My thought is to keep them separated. But I'm not sure why.
>Anybody have experience with this?

Both neutrals should be earthed (grounded) so they will be common 
anyway.  If you wish to use grid to charge batteries in the event of 
problems, you will have to connect grid neutral to inverter neutral. 
The position of the neutral to earth bond in such systems is usually 
a puzzling decision.  If you connect the grid neutral to inverter 
neutrals it will be grounded already (by the supply company) so you 
should not make any separate bonding link.
-- 
Hugh

http://www.ScoraigWind.co.uk

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