Can this be connected to a breaker panel?
237320
In general, you should not connect to a breaker panel. This inverter has part of the sine wave present on the neutral/return wire, and part on the "hot" wire, that add up to the 120V sine wave. If you connect to your breaker in your home, the inverter will try to drive the ground in your home to the voltage potential it is trying to create. This is because your home has neutral and ground bonded together at the main circuit breaker.If you want to tie an inverter into your home, you should buy one that is specifically listed/rated to do so.
237321
Yes you can use this with a breaker panel as long as it is the only input always use a fuse .
237322
It can be but must be connected through a breaker panel like a generator box so it is grounded and has a separate breaker that turns off the main electric breaker and connects to inverter so they are not on at the same time.
237323
In general, you should not connect to a breaker panel. This inverter has part of the sine wave present on the neutral/return wire, and part on the "hot" wire, that add up to the 120V sine wave. If you connect to your breaker in your home, the inverter will try to drive the ground in your home to the voltage potential it is trying to create. This is because your home has neutral and ground bonded together at the main circuit breaker. If you want to tie an inverter into your home, you should buy one that is specifically listed/rated to do so.
237324
Yes you can connect the inverter to a Breaker as long as the circuit panel is off grid
1611207
No you can't, unless you want to burn down your house! You need 60 amp outlet at the very least. You need a box installed and wired into your breaker box by a professional electrician.
946718
Yes you can use this unit. Make sure you have it on at least a 25 amp breaker.
1678263
Yes/no. It can but that's not how you would do it. Each line at a time would have to be energized ( connected to panel ) then checked individually
474524
you could use this for that, you would just need to add a large relay or solenoid to handle your current, so that your load isn't wired through this...
1138515
First you need to know the original out amp circuit breaker at the panel; if it is a 15 amp circuit breaker then I would say yes!
2173687
You can use this breaker in your main panel to supply 60 amps of power to your sub panel. Normally the sub panel does not have a main breaker as it is fed from the main panel. Also ensure that you properly install ground and neutral wires. In a sub panel the neutral and ground buss bars are not bonded together as is the case in the main breaker panel. I suggest that you educate yourself on how to properly wire a sub panel!
779387
It was connected directly to panel box with its own circuit breaker. We had an electrician do it.
40415
NO. Would be absolutely dangerous to plug its pins into a wall outlet. You might see an electrician do it but if you need to ask the question then you are not qualified to try it.
1443496
It looks like you could. I haven't ever done so. Mine is plugged into a power surge unit though.
1899012
Short answer, yes. Just wire it up like how you would a light bulb; make sure to add a resistor, this thing only take 12volts DC only.
1003603
No. This panel only has space for the main breaker.If you want to add breakers, get one of these: Siemens 8 Space, 16, Circuit, 200 Amp, Main Breaker, Outdoor trailer panel Load Center, Copper Bus BarsYou can add a 100amp breaker to it, and then use it to feed a sub-panel.
319783
well it could be, it's secured through a 1/2 inch size knockout, (with the appropriate nut)..... if you wanted it to be in your breaker panel, you could do that but you might want to check the local codes for your area, as it seems that some recommend it's own electrical box.
341205
if you have a 110 volt supply check circuit panel for a triped breaker, also there is an iginter that could be bad..
1594395
It connects to the alarm panel. Do not try to put 120V to it or it will blow.
2195032
It can be connected directly but it is recommended to have a fuse or circuit breaker so that any fault with the blower doesn't set your battery on fire.
2129614
It will depend on how you plan to connect it to the charge controller and what the total amount of watts of panel you are connecting. So no, but you would need to check.