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  1. 12-May-24, 12:26 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Isetech View Post
    The comment about the ELU has nothing to do with the contactor/relay, if you do a permanent bond and fit an ELU on the input side of the inverter it will trip.
    7.16.4.5 makes it illegal to supply an inverter through an ELU on it's input side.


    7.16.4.5 The neutral shall not be earthed beyond any earth leakage unit.
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    Only if the bond is permanent, nothing wrong with installing an ELU if a relay is used. the neutral is only earthed when in islanding mode.



    Quote Originally Posted by Derlyn View Post
    7.16.4.5 makes it illegal to supply an inverter through an ELU on it's input side.


    7.16.4.5 The neutral shall not be earthed beyond any earth leakage unit.
    Comments are my opinion, unless regulations are attached to support the comment. This is social media, not a court room.
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