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Savant Power System Wiring Guide
Wiring and Installation
Document Number: 009-2222-02
Document Date: August 2022
Document Supports: da Vinci 10.1 or higher
This document guides the installer through the process of wiring and configuring Savant Power System, and supports the following products:

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Table of Contents
To access links to the topics within this document, click the corresponding entry in the table below.
Important Safety Information...................................................................................................................................................................................................3
1. Before You Begin.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1. Power Source Considerations......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Introduction.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
3. Basic System .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
3.1. Pro Host................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2. Smart Host ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.3. (OPTIONAL) CT and VT Placement ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
4. Savant Power Module Installation.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.1. 120V 20A Dual Relay Power Modules.......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.2. 240V 30A Relay Power Modules................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.3. 240V 60A Relay Power Module.................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5. Automatic Generator ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
5.1. Pro Host with Generator .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
5.2. Smart Host with Generator.............................................................................................................................................................................................14
6. Sol-Ark & HomeGrid................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.1. Savant- Sol-Ark Wiring..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.2. Sol-Ark Low Voltage Single Inverter & Battery (AC)............................................................................................................................................16
6.2. Sol-Ark & HomeGrid Single Battery & Inverter (DC) ............................................................................................................................................ 17
6.3. Sol-Ark & HomeGrid Multiple Batteries and Inverters (AC Coupled Solar) Example Drawing ............................................................18
6.4. Sol-Ark & HomeGrid Multiple Batteries and Inverters (DC Coupled Solar) Example Drawing ............................................................19

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Important Safety Information - Read First
Before installing, configuring, or operating any equipment, Savant recommends
that each dealer, integrator, installer, etc. access and read all relevant technical
documentation. Savant Power technical documentation can be located
by visiting Savantpower.com. Vendor documentation is supplied with the
equipment.
Read and understand all safety instructions, cautions, and warnings in this
document and the labels on the equipment.
Safety Statements
All safety instructions below must be read, understood, and carefully followed
under all applicable circumstances when working with any Savant equipment.
1. Follow all input power ratings marked on product near power input!
2. If fuse replacement is required, replacement fuse should match fuse
rating marked on the product.
3. Do not use equipment near water.
4. Clean only with dry cloth.
5. Do not block any ventilation openings or install near any heat sources
such as heat registers, stoves, radiators, amplifiers, etc.
6. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required
when any part of the apparatus has been damaged in any way, or fails to
operate normally for any reason.
7. Use only attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer,
following all relevant safety precautions for any such attachments/
accessories.
8. For applicable equipment, use the included power cord with the
grounding prong intact to insure proper grounding of the device.
9. If the provided plug does not fit the desired outlet, contact a licensed
electrician to replace the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect any power cord from being walked on, pinched, strained, or
otherwise potentially damaged, especially at the outlet or device
connections.
11. Disconnect any outlet powered apparatus from its power source during
lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
12. To completely disconnect equipment from AC mains power,
disconnect the power supply cord plug from the AC receptacle on the
device.
13. For any hardwired or fixed in-wall apparatus, carefully follow all wiring
diagrams and instructions. All electrical wiring and servicing should be
performed by a properly licensed electrician.
Safety Classifications In this Document
NOTE:Provides special information for installing,
configuring, and operating the equipment.
IMPORTANT!
Provides special information that is critical to
installing, configuring, and operating the equipment.
CAUTION!
Provides special information for avoiding situations
that may cause damage to equipment.
WARNING!
Provides special information for avoiding situations
that may cause physical danger to the installer, end
user, etc.
Electric Shock Prevention
ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
The source power poses an electric shock hazard
that has the potential to cause serious injury to
installers and end users.
ELECTRICAL
DISCONNECT:
The source power outlet and power supply input
power sockets should be easily accessible to
disconnect power in the event of an electrical hazard
or malfunction.
Weight Injury Prevention
WEIGHT INJURY!
Installing some of the Savant equipment requires two
installers to ensure safe handling during installation.
Failure to use two installers may result in injury.

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1. Before You Begin
This document assumes the installer has read all relevant third party documentation. Read this document in its entirety before starting deployment of any product listed
within. Ensure that the following items are available:
1. Smart Host (SHR-2000) ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
OR
2. Pro Host or Super Pro Host (SVR-5100, SVR-7000S)......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
AND
3. Smart Controller (SSC-0012 or any controller with available GPIO ports) ..............................................................................................................................................................................................
IMPORTANT NOTE!: A Smart Controller with RS485 ports is required for all Sol-Ark deployments, regardless of Host type.
4. Panel Bridge Controller (PBC-1000).......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
5. OPTIONAL: Smart Energy Monitor (SEM-2015) .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
1.1. Power Source Considerations
Before starting installation, it is important to note if an energy storage system will be installed. The Savant Power System can be integrated with an automatic generator,
battery, or microgrid energy storage system for a complete energy management experience. A device that produces energy within the Savant Power System is referred to as a
Power Source. This Wiring and Install Guide includes instructions on how to integrate all three types of Power Sources. Review the following notes on specifications for Power
Source compatibility before choosing a Power Source. Only one Power Source can be integrated at a time.
Savant
– IMPORTANT!: All Savant Hosts must be backed up by a Universal Power Supply (UPS).
Generator Physical Requirements
– IMPORTANT!: All Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) must have Auxiliary Position-Indicating Contacts to connect to the GPIO terminals on the Savant Host
or Smart Controller.
–Auxiliary Position-Indicating Contacts come standard on all commonly sold Generac Model residential ATS.
–Kohler residential ATS models RXT and RDT (300A and 400A) can be purchased as an accessory for Kohler model ATS under 300A. They can also be purchased
as an accessory for ASCO ATS, and most other brands.
–When configuring an Savant Power System to work with a generator, the system needs to map the GPIO input to the ATS position. The ATS position can either be
set to the Utility Grid or the Emergency Backup source.
–Review the generator-specific ATS Operation & Installation manual for information on the auxiliary contact position.
Generator ATS Mapping
–ATS position mapping is set using the Grid Available when ATS GPIO is Low checkbox within Tools > Energy Manager. For more information, see the Savant Power
System Deployment Guide - Racepoint Blueprint.
–When the auxiliary contact is closed, the ATS GPIO is Low, indicating that the ATS is in the Feed Input position (Grid Available).
–When the auxiliary contact is open, the ATS GPIO is High, indicating that the ATS is in the Emergency position (Grid Unavailable).
–If the auxiliary contact in the open position, and the ATS GPIO is in the high position, the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) is in the Grid position. This means grid
power is available.
–If the auxiliary contact in the closed position and the ATS GPIO is in the low position, the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) is in the Standby or Emergency position.
This means Grid power is unavailable.
Solar
–Solar values must show negative for production.

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2. Introduction
A Savant Power System functions by using an energy monitoring device to read live data provided by CT and VT connections. This information is then
transmitted to the Host, which sends commands based on user input in the Savant Pro App or pre-configured settings within the Savant Power & Light App
or Racepoint Blueprint. This information is presented to the user in the Savant Pro App, which in turn is used for accurate information and active control. To
ensure that the correct data is transmitted, the system must be installed according to the diagrams listed within this document.
IMPORTANT: Complete sections 3 and 4. Skip all other sections that are unrelated to the specific installation type.
To successfully deploy a Savant Savant Power System, follow the steps listed below. This page can be used as a checklist to track progress as items are
completed.
1. (OPTIONAL) Choose Power Source ....................................................................................................................................................................................
See Before You Begin
2. Understand and Install Savant Power System .................................................................................................................................................................
See Basic System
3. Install Savant Power System Panel.......................................................................................................................................................................................
See Power Module Installation
4. (OPTIONAL) Wire Power Source..........................................................................................................................................................................................
See Automatic Generator Or Sol-Ark & HomeGrid

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3. Basic System
The subsections within this section depict the basic communication pathway for a Savant Power System. This is the basis of all wiring diagrams beyond this
point and can be used as a way to troubleshoot issues with deployment.
IMPORTANT!: For energy monitoring Power Systems with no Power Sources, choose the subsection below that is applicable to the Savant Host
installed. Then complete section 3 according to the Power Modules installed. No further installation is required.
3.1. Savant Pro Host
–The Savant Pro Host is the brain of the Savant Power System, and is responsible for displaying live data to the Savant Pro App and transmitting user or
installed configured commands to the correct device upon request.
–The SSC-0012, or any Savant Controller with a relay connection, is responsible for controlling the auxilliary contacts on the generator or battery ATS.
– OPTIONAL: The Savant Smart Energy Monitor is responsible for monitoring VT and CT connections and sending information to the Savant Host.
–The Panel Bridge Controller relays commands sent by the Host over Bluetooth to Power Modules.
–The Savant Power Panel contains all Power Modules paired with the Panel Bridge Controller and executes all commands sent to it.
VT CT
RS232
Ethernet 12
+
IR
6+
-
5
-+
4
-
-1+ -2-+
3
+
G G
NC C2 NONO
C1
NC
RELAY
12 VDC
PD1PD2
/ / / /
SSC-0012
Savant Host
Network Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
5 VDC
CT CONNECTIONS
+1- +2- +3- +4- +5- +6- +7- +8-
+9- +10- +11- +12- +13- +14- +15- N/A
VT CONNECTIONS
+A- +B- +C-
SmartEnergy Monitor
To Home
Network
To BAT
ATS AUX
Panel Bridge
Controller
Savant Power
Panel
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
A
B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF

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3.2. Savant Smart Host
–The Savant Pro Host is the brain of the Savant Power System, and is responsible for displaying live data to the Savant Pro App and transmitting user or
installed configured commands to the correct device upon request.
–Either a pair of relays on the rear of the Smart Host or another Smart Controller are responsible for controlling the Auxilliary Contacts on the generator
or battery ATS.
– OPTIONAL: The SmartEnergy Monitor is responsible for monitoring VT and CT connections and sending information to the Savant Host.
–The Savant Power Panel contains all Power Modules paired with the Panel Bridge Controller and executes all commands sent to it.
VT CT
Network Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
5 VDC
CT CONNECTIONS
+1- +2- +3- +4- +5- +6- +7- +8-
+9- +10- +11- +12- +13- +14- +15- N /A
VT CONNECTIONS
+A- +B- +C-
SmartEnergy Monitor
To Home
Network
To BAT
ATS AUX
MODBUS TCP/IP CAT5
STATIC SIGNAL TWISTED PAIR (POSITIVE)
IP CAT 5
STATIC SIGNAL TWISTED PAIR (NEGATIVE)
CAT5
WIRE DETAILS:
LEGEND
GROUND
NEUTRAL
Reset
Ethernet USB
Audio
RS232-1 RS232-2
1
-+ +
IR
-2+ -3
Relay
CNC NO
4
-+ +
5
-6 -+
5VDC
GPIO
SHR-2000
Panel Bridge
Controller
SAVANT POWER
PANEL
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
A
B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
CIRCUIT POWER
ON AUTO
PAIR
AB
LOAD
ROOM
ROOM
40%
40%
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF
20
o/OFF

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3.3. (OPTIONAL) CT and VT Placement
CT (Current Transformer) and VT (Voltage Transformer) placement is critical for correct data transmission to the SmartEnergy Monitor.All Savant
Prow Confirm that VT and CT wiring placements match the diagram and the table below.
Savant Power System with Generator
SEM CT Physical Connection Circuit Name CT Size Classification
1 / 2 ATS Normal Input Grid Feed 250A Feed
3 / 4 ATS Emergency Input Generator Power 150A Production
NOTE: Generator circuit CT rating is inverted.
Savant Power System with Schneider ESS
SEM CT Physical Connection Circuit Name CT Size Classification
1 / 2 ATS Input Grid Feed 250A Feed
3 / 4 ATS Output Total Consumption 150A Total Consumption
For more information on SEM-2015 wiring and configuration instructions, search the Savant Knowledgebase for the Standalone Energy Monitoring
Deployment Guide.

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4. Power Panel Installation
A Savant Power Panel is a breaker panel with one or more Power Modules installed. A Power Module is a load monitoring and controlling device installed
into electrical panels as easily as a circuit breaker. Power Modules communicate with the Savant Power System through the Panel Bridge Controller via
Bluetooth. Review the wiring diagrams below and confirm that all proper physical installation has been completed before proceeding.
IMPORTANT NOTE!: DO NOT CONNECT ANY mission-critical loads such as medical devices to ANY Power Module.
4.1. 120V 20A Dual Relay Power Modules (GPM-QP2R20120-21)
ARC Fault Breakers
IMPORTANT NOTES!
– The 120V 20A Dual Relay Power Modules switches on
and o loads A and B.
– The main electrical panel contains ARC fault
breakers. See the next page for the standard non-
ARC fault breaker diagram.
– The diagram shows connections for both a plug-on
neutral and pigtail neutral wire 120V 20A Dual Relay
Power Modules. Make connections according to the
type of breaker being installed.
– Neutral and ground wires on both load centers must
be common.
Ground Bar
The neutral on an ARC
fault breaker can be either
a pigtail wire, or plug-on
neutral bus bar clip.
Connect a Gnd
wire to each load
Load A
BREAKER
BREAKER
BREAKER
INPUT OUTPUT
OUTPUT
B
A
B
A
INPUT
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
20A DUAL RELAY
INPUT OUTPUT
OUTPUT
B
A
B
A
INPUT
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
20A DUAL RELAY
Load B

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Standard non-ARC Fault Breakers
IMPORTANT NOTES!
– The 120V 20A Dual Relay Power Modules switches on and o
Loads A and B.
– The main electrical panel contains standard non-ARC fault
breakers. See the previous page for a diagram using ARC fault
breakers.
Load B
Connect a Gnd wire to each load
Ground Bar
Main Electrical Panel
Neutral
Bar
Neutral
Bar
INPUT OUTPUT
OUTPUT
B
A
B
A
INPUT
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
20A DUAL RELAY
INPUT OUTPUT
OUTPUT
B
A
B
A
INPUT
CIRCUIT POWER
ON
AUTO
PAIR
A B
20A DUAL RELAY
BREAKER
BREAKER
BREAKER
Load A