Inverter/genset problem [RE-wrenches]

Bob-O Schultze, Electron Connection econnect at snowcrest.net
Mon Dec 25 01:08:28 EST 2000


<x-flowed>>Yo Kurt ETAL,

Actually, Trace DOES have a problem with it, at least according to 
their SW manual. I've done a few that way with no problems, but I 
guess ya never know. Putting the house loads on one leg and the 
charger on the other sure helps to keep a 120/240ac only genny in 
better balance if you've got no other choice.
Merry Christmas!
Bob-O

> >
>Hey Bob-O,
>
>I have used the external transfer switch "work-around" that you once
>mentioned to me.  It seems to work well in some systems, especially if a
>T-120 is not large enough to handle the job.  I have mentioned it in the
>past on the list and the wrenches don't seem warm to the concept.  Trace
>doesn't seem to have a problem with it, do you still offer it as an
>option?  (Todd transfer switch between the gen-set and the inverter -
>transfers the home loads to one leg of the gen-set and runs the other
>leg to the Trace, which after loosing the loads, is essentially only a
>battery charger).
>
>Kurt Nelson
>

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