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Chapter 1 - Welcome
3.6 - Whole-Home Backup at the Main Panel
This section provides an overview of systems for manually switching between the grid and the
backup AC output of the SolarCity H6 inverter. A mechanical interlock kit (MIK) is placed on
the main panel to ensure that only one of two circuit breakers can be in the ON position at
the same time. In situations where a mechanical interlock kit cannot be used on the main
panel, a separate manual transfer switch (MTS) panel is installed, and the MIK is placed on the
MTS panel.
3.6.1 - Mechanical Interlock Kit on the Main Panel
When it is possible to install the mechanical interlock kit (MIK) directly on the main panel, the
SolarCity H6 inverter AC grid POI goes to the main panel. The H6 inverter back-up/
standalone AC output also goes to the main panel, on a separate, standalone breaker as
shown in
Figure 3-21
.
The MIK is installed directly on the main panel so the homeowner can manually switch either
the main breaker or the H6 inverter standalone breaker ON, but can never have both
breakers set to ON.
Figure 3-21: Mechanical Interlock Kit (MIK) Installed on a Main Panel
Note: When a panel with an MIK installed has the breaker for the H6
standalone output in the ON position, the H6 AC grid POI breaker should
be OFF. If it is not, a voltage ON-OFF situation may occur.
FIREMAN
SWITCH
(optional)
AC POI
AC Standalone
RSD RSD
BATTERY
PACK
Power
Communications
MAIN PANEL
35A
PV2B PV2A PV1B PV1A
35A
200A
SOLARCITY
H6
INVERTER

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