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This page is your hub for a Kent G3 installation. Work through the order of work first, confirm the box contents match your order, then follow the linked pages for each wiring stage.
For trained and authorized installers only. Complete the Safety First and Isolation & Shutdown procedures before any work begins.

Order of Work

1

Confirm the site

Verify the site against Choosing the Location and the G3 limits: altitude ≤ 4000 m, adequate clearances, and correct airflow path.
2

Mount the unit

Follow Kent G3 Mounting — wall load-bearing, clearances, and the ±5° verticality rule.
3

Earth it

Complete Kent G3 Earthing before any PV, battery, or AC wiring.
5

Commission and check

Run Kent G3 Commissioning, then complete the G3 Commissioning Checklist.

What Ships in the Box

ItemQty
Inverter1
Back plate1
Fastening screws2
Expansion bolts4
DC connectors (3 or 4, per string count)3–4
Parallel cable1
Meter cable1
Three-phase meter1
CT sensors3
RJ45 connectors6
Datalogger stick1
Bluetooth antenna1
Quick installation guide1
Which metering kit you have matters. The CT scheme ships a 100 A/50 mA CT set. The meter scheme ships the three-phase meter plus 120 A/40 mA CTs. More than three units in parallel requires a separate 300 A/5 A kit. Check the kit against the order before leaving the warehouse — ratios and wiring details are on CT & Meter. [KNB-VAL-08]

Handling

Two people are required to lift and hang this unit. Use the carton cutouts and the heat-sink handles. Lower the unit slowly onto the mounting bracket — the G3 weighs up to 42 kg.

Wiring Overview

Conductor sizes and OCPD ratings are determined by local electrical standards on top of the platform figures given on each wiring page. The backup loads panel must not be electrically connected to the main service panel at any point — not even temporarily during testing.

Common Mistakes

  • Leaving the warehouse with the wrong metering kit for the order type — only verifiable at the site.
  • One-person lift on a 42 kg wall unit.
  • Tying the backup subpanel to the main panel “temporarily” and never removing the bridge.