surge protector [RE-wrenches]

[R. Sparks Scott]

>His question is: could the Trace itself

	David;

	Remember, the SW series inverters have no internal bond connection between
neutral and ground. This effectively makes the output power "balanced",
that is 56 volts from hot to ground, and 56 volts from neutral to ground.
The APC might be detecting this and illuminating the fault light.
	Depending on any connections to grid supplied service panels which may
have a neutral/ground bond connection (this could open up the whole
ground/neutral/bond/code can of worms), you might make sure that the bond
is made somewhere in the system and see if the fault light extinguishes.

	-S

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