Neutral/ground bonding question.

verdigo

I have a Midnite E-Panel and the wiring schematic shows a neutral/ground bond inside the e panel. From previous threads I have read there can only be one. All of my power equipment, batteries, ect... is located inside a shed. My intentions are no neutral/ground bond in either the e panel or the shed's sub A/C panel. The shed has a grounding rod which will be connected to the house's grounding rod and the house A/C box has the only neutral/ground bond in the whole system. Does this sound correct? I know you guy have probably answered this thousands of times but one more please?

Thanks again

Dennis

Cariboocoot

Re: Neutral/ground bonding question.

Yes, you only want one N-G bond. It doesn't really matter what the location of it is: shed where power is generated, E-panel where connections are made, or AC distribution panel. Just so long as it's only one bond and all the other neutral and ground wires are connected appropriately.

verdigo

Re: Neutral/ground bonding question.

Thanks again. I am finally beginning to get a little clarity. You guys are the best thing that ever happened to DIY solar.

Dennis

vtmaps

Re: Neutral/ground bonding question.

verdigo wrote: »

All of my power equipment, batteries, ect... is located inside a shed. My intentions are no neutral/ground bond in either the e panel or the shed's sub A/C panel. The shed has a grounding rod which will be connected to the house's grounding rod and the house A/C box has the only neutral/ground bond in the whole system.

You have me thinking about the meaning of "sub" panel. Does your sub panel receive its feed from the Main (N-G bonded) panel? --vtMaps

verdigo

Re: Neutral/ground bonding question.

vtmaps wrote: »

You have me thinking about the meaning of "sub" panel. Does your sub panel receive its feed from the Main (N-G bonded) panel? --vtMaps

Yes. It will anyway