How to Link Two Inverters Together to Get 220V AC
Special inverters can be connected together to produce 220-volts. This process is called stacking. This process cannot be used for any type of
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If the machine requires only L1 and L2 with no neutral, and has a ground connected to the metal parts of the machine only, not any part of the circuit, then it doesn''t matter how you get 220