Outback Inverters and "H to N swap" [RE-wrenches]

[Jay Peltz, Peltz Power]

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Hi Kelly,

I've never had one blow up for that reason.

I have had them go for stacking issues.  The main one seems to be the  
transfer cycle delay.
Factory default is 60 cycles( 1 second  and for single inverters  
don't seem to care)  but for  stacked should go to around 15 or so.   
Of the few I've had let go, they have all be stacked units.

I've never had a Outback trip a breaker, shuts the inverter down.

jay

Peltz Power

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