Ref: http://www.outbackpower.com/downloads/documents/OB_072013_FLEXcoupled_SpecSheet.pdf
Designing a system with a permanent generator for the second AC input is easy enough, but we run into a lot of portable generators here that people want to connect to a battery backup system as-needed. Power inlet boxes are easy enough to find, but what other design considerations need to be made, particularly for grounding? While on the subject, I just ran into my first meter with integrated transfer switch for a generator. The homeowner was not happy when he learned that we would need to remove it to install a PV system. The good news is that it should be easy enough to remove the Generlink transfer switch and provide an inlet for the second AC input on the Radian. The downside is the homeowner will have to carve out critical loads and can no longer run any circuit on generator power. Jason Szumlanski Fafco Solar
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