SW feeding back voltage to grid [RE-wrenches]

[Jay Peltz, Peltz Power]

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I've seen the same thing on a SW+.

Something like 58v, neutral to ground, enough to get a single spark. Sure
got my attention!

Jay

Peltz Power


> Electrons flow from higher to lower voltage, so there's *no way* that 60
> volts at the AC1 terminals could possibly feed anything back into the
> 115 volt grid.
> Christopher explained something similar to this a month or two ago when
> we were talking about voltage showing up on ground of an SW. It's
> esoteric, but boiled down to something like a static charge. With that
> voltage difference, it sure isn't going anyplace.
> Cheers,
> Doug Pratt
>
>

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