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The Distributed Architecture involves an organized distribution of loads attached to multiple inverters. It is recommended to place half the network load on one unit and the remaining half on a second unit. A visual along the lines of splitting parent and child processes across two inverters. Group network load elements together that help the application survive.
Each critical load apparatus is isolated and operates on a single ACV input termination; Load A-D. The separate inverter outputs must never be connected to the same point.
Loads are sized to remain within the capacity of each inverter. Individual DC bus circuits are connected to inverters. Individual AC main supply circuits are connected to inverters.
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