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Old 04-02-2024, 22:31   #1
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Neutral wire from shore and from inverter

Can be neutral wire from shore connected to neutral wire from the inverter?

I need power for refrigerator. When I am at the sea I would use batteries as the power source.

If you check the illustration , you will see how my intention is to do the wiring.
Pleas, correct me if I am wrong?

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Old 07-02-2024, 01:23   #2
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Re: Neutral wire from shore and from inverter

If the inverter has a pass through like in your diagram why are you also trying to connect fridge direct to shore?

And no. You should have double pole switching.
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