Bill, typically inverters have a max OCPD that can be installed on their output, and these sizes are generally not large enough to accommodate two same-model inverters. And manuals often note that you need to have a dedicated OCPD anyway. At least if I were ever to double-up two inverters on a single breaker, I'd want to make sure I had clearance from the manufacturer to do so. Or... just buy the $75 box to combine the two.

DKC


On 2014/10/24 11:05, frenergy wrote:
Wrenches,
...its the little things. Recently someone here brought up the issue of combining AC outputs prior to backfeeding the "solar" CB in the mains panel. In the past I've run AC outs from inverters into a small AC dist panel, backfeeding CBs and then ran my combined AC out from a larger CB or the busses themselves to the backfed CB in the mains panel. Is this overkill? It does seem as though, at least for just 2 inverters, this could be done with just split bolts in a gutter or dedicated J-box....or a power distribution block?? Or...?? (no wire nuts, thank you) Your ideas appreciated.
Bill
Feather River Solar Electric


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