NON-BACKUP LOADS PORT
The non-backup loads port is used to pass through power from the Grid input to loads that either do not
require backup or want to be purposely omitted from the backed-up loads so as not to overload the
inverter during an outage. Loads connected to this port will not have power during a grid outage. Using
smart ports may be a better option for loads that might overload the inverter upon start-up, but have the
advantage of being backed up if there is sufficient power from the inverters during a grid outage.
Reference the table below for wire size and torque recommendations when connecting the non-backup
port wiring.
BREAKER
MAX. SUPPORTED
SUPPORTED WIRE SIZE
MAX. TORQUE
TOOL SIZE
Lugs Lugs only
NOTE
The breaker above the non-backup port is not connected to the non-backup
port lugs and is not used by the non-backup port. This breaker is used when
activating manual bypass mode.
CAUTION
The non-backup port is not controlled by a breaker or relay and will always
receive current if the GridBOSS is supplied with grid input.
WARNING
The non-backup port does not have built-in overcurrent protection at the port
output. An external breaker MUST be installed with the proper amperage rating
to protect the wire size used. The breaker cannot exceed a 200A rating.