Power transfer switch..

[Azgunguy]

I plan on using 2 of these to bring power into my house from my truck. I’m off grid and have a service panel in my solar shed, that supplies power to a service panel in my barn that supplies power to a service panel in my house (my house is built inside my barn). I plan on connecting 2 of these to my houses panel. I’d kill the breaker for the house (isolating it) on the barn panel and use power from my lightning to supply the 2.4kw to the house. I don’t have the 30a bed plug. I’m fully aware of the limitations of the 20a that the truck supplies and I opted for 2 of these panels to split the power as these are only rated for 15a. Is there anything I should lookout for? I’ve read some things about bonded neutral or floating neutral etc.

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[bmwhitetx]

If you're viewing this forum on PC, if you scroll down to the bottom there is section called Similar Threads. Lots of info here on what others have done and discussion around the topics you mention. And yes the main issue will be the bonded neutral. Ways around it that you will have to decide what you're comfortable with.

I'm guessing you don't have any 240V loads then?

 

[Azgunguy]

If you're viewing this forum on PC, if you scroll down to the bottom there is section called Similar Threads. Lots of info here on what others have done and discussion around the topics you mention. And yes the main issue will be the bonded neutral. Ways around it that you will have to decide what you're comfortable with.

I'm guessing you don't have any 240V loads then?

I do have 240v loads but they wouldn’t be included in these panels. This is just to get me through the night if for whatever reason my solar batteries don’t charge fully or whatever other reason. I appreciate it.

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