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I wanted to add that the Sigenergy inverter goes on a 60A breaker (48A continuous). If you have the floor/wall space (3 feet wide) at your existing charger, you can probably use the same wiring you already have in place.Really appreciate the feedback from you both. I've been holding off on installing a PPO feed for back-up power given the current configuration/location of my main panel. Putting in SigEnergy V2X system would simplify modifications and looks to be a better solution.
I'll follow-up again with installer as the SigEnergy system really looks to be a great solution.
At your main panel, you just need the Load Hub wired in between your service and panel, and then move the existing charger wire/breaker over to the load hub.
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