User Guide

Limit function user manual for US split phase AC grid.
First connecting method for SUN-2000G2(Suggested)
The inverter should be connected to compensate 240V loads. Because the inverter will produce same value feed
current at L1 and L2, and 240V loads also consume same value current at L1 and L2, so with the limit function of
the inverter, the inverter will just produce power that is same as or less than 240V loads’ power, there will be no
extra countercurrent feeding to the AC grid.
So if the 240V loads were connected at separate lines and not mixed with 120V loads, you can connect the
inverter and limit sensor as picture1.
Picture 1 Connecting method for Compensating 240V loads’ power at individual live lines
Second connecting method for SUN-2000G2(Suggested)
If 240V loads and 120V loads were connected at same live lines, but 240V loads were connected after 120V
loads, the best connecting method is connecting the inverter just before 240V loads and after 120V loads, and
the limit sensor should clamp one live line at the position after the 120V loads and before the inverter.
See picture 2.
Picture 2 Connecting method for Compensating 240V loads
Because the inverter will produce same value feed current at L1 and L2, and 240V loads also consume same value
current at L1 and L2, so with the limit function of the inverter, the inverter will just produce power that is same as
or less than 240V loads’ power, there will be no extra countercurrent feeding to the AC grid.

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