Jason,

See page 29 of the SB7000TL manual for grounding requirements and page 30 for a 
schematic. Both the pos and neg are disconnected in the DC disco that comes 
with the SB7kTL. One problem that we recently ran into is that the TL makes WAY 
more noise upon start-up and shut-down than the non-TL so do not mount the 
inverter next to any noise-sensitive area such as a bedroom. The installation 
manual mentions this very slightly (insufficiently). Seriously, WAY more noise.

Eric Stikes
SunHarvest
001.530.798.3738 (Cell)

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jason Andrade 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 9:08 AM
  Subject: [RE-wrenches] Ungrounded P.V.


  Wrenches,

   

  I have yet to do a Transformer-less inverter and am understanding that they 
are an ungrounded system and that both the positive and negative of each string 
will need to be disconnected. I started with the sma SB series and now find 
myself using mainly Enphase. The SMA TL dual mppt lighter weight inverter has 
my attention, especially with AB327 Knocking on the door but that's another 
topic.

   

  Jason

   

  West Coast Sustainables

  Jason Andrade

  C-46# 974647

  (530) 410-4745 Cell

  (530) 241-7498 Office

  (530) 348-5301 Fax

  [email protected]

   



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