Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K

• Force majeure events such as earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, or mudslides.
• Damages caused by improper handling and installation.
• Damages resulting from inadequate storage conditions as specified in the manual.
• Hardware or data damage caused by customer negligence, improper operation, or intentional actions.
• System damage caused by third parties or customers.
• Adjustments, changes, or removal of labels in violation of this manual.

Keep away from children. Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K generates the same potentially lethal AC power as a normal household wall outlet. Avoid working with live electrical components. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not remove any cover or expose the device to rain or moisture. Do not insert foreign objects into the AC outlets or the ventilation holes.

Wear or use personal protective equipment (PPE) that is appropriate for the work to avoid static electricity, such as protective goggles, hearing protection, dust mask, gloves, anti-static or bracelet, safety rubber boots.

Do not burn or incinerate this item. This item may explode, causing property damage or personal injury. Do not use near flammable gases or fumes or other equipment that produces large amounts of heat. Allow a minimum 20 inch clearance from all sides of the equipment for proper air ventilation to dissipate heat. For added protection for your device during a lightning storm, unplug it from the power outlet and disconnect the cables. This helps to prevent property damage and personal injury from lightning and power line surges.

Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K has lithium iron phophate batteries, which can present a risk of burn or fire hazard from high current because of short-circuit.

When replacement parts are required, make sure that the service technician uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, personal injury, or other hazards.

When drilling holes in the wall or on the ground, wear goggles and protective gloves all the time. Cover the equipment to prevent debris from falling into it and remove all debris after drilling.

Stop using the Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
• If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K.
• If your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K has been exposed to rain or water.
• If your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K has been dropped or damaged in any way.
• When your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K exhibits a distinct change in performance.

Cold temperatures can impact Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K performance. If you are in area that will be consistently below freezing, we recommend keeping your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K in an insulated location.

Your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K may contain materials that are regulated for environmental reasons. Your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K also contains materials that can be recycled and reused. To help protect the environment, contact your local authorities for information about disposal or recycling and about finding a recycler in your area before you dispose of your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K.

After completing any service or repair to this device, ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K is in correct operating condition.

These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.

Be very cautious when working with metal tools on or around Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K. A potential risk exists of dropping a tool that sparks or short circuits batteries or other electrical parts which could cause an explosion.

Avoid treating batteries as regular household waste, as improper disposal can lead to environmental pollution.

• Failure to charge the battery after installation leading to battery over-discharge.
• Inadequate maintenance. improper capacity expansion, or prolonged periods of incomplete charging and frequent over-discharging of the battery.
• Failure to charge the battery as required during storage, resulting in capacity loss or irreparable damage.
• Improper operation or connection errors causing battery short-circuits, damage, drops, or leaks.
• Battery damage caused by operating conditions or external power parameters that do not meet environmental requirements.
• Users or third parties using the battery in ways not specified in the user manual.

a. Read all the instructions before using the product.
b. To reduce the risk of injury, close supervision is necessary when the product is used near children.
c. Do not put fingers or hands into the product.
d. Use of an attachment not recommended or sold by power pack manufacturer may result in a risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons.
e. To reduce risk of damage to the electric plug and cord, pull the plug rather than the cord when disconnecting the power pack.
f. Do not use a battery pack or appliance that is damaged or modified. Damaged or modified
batteries may exhibit unpredictable behavior resulting in fire, explosion or risk of injury.
g. Do not operate the power pack with a damaged cord or plug, or a damaged output cable.
h. Do not disassemble the power pack, take it to a qualified service person when service or repair is required. Incorrect reassembly may result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
i. To reduce the risk of electric shock, unplug the power pack form the outlet before attempting any instructed servicing.
j. When charging the internal battery, work in a well ventilated area and do not restrict ventilation in any way.
k. Do not expose a power pack to fire or excessive temperature. Exposure to fire or temperature above 130°C (265°F) may cause explosion.
l. Have servicing performed by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement parts. This will ensure that the safety of the product is maintained.

a. Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K should be installed on a firm, flat, level surface. If the surface slopes a bit, use shim or other padding material to flatten the surface.
b. Consider the weight requirements to ensure adequate structural support.
c. Install Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K in a well-ventilated and spacious area to ensure good heat dissipation.
d. The equipment might get hot while it is working. Do NOT install the equipment in places where you might touch inadvertently.
e. Do not install the system near flammable or explosive materials.
f. Keep away from children and pets.
g. Do not install the system in low-lying areas where water tends to accumulate.
h. Ambient temperature range: -4°F-104°F / -20°C-+40°C.
i. Relative humidity: 5%-95% (non-condensing).
j. Maximum altitude: 6561ft / 2000m.

Team lift the generator and sit the generator on top of the battery. Use the Side Security Brackets and Screws to secure the generator and battery together.

Attach the Battery Mounting Bar to the battery.

Secure both Generator Mounting Bar and Battery Mounting Bar to the the structural components of the building.

Refer to the local building code to ensure the use of appropriate fasteners.

The fasteners need to be attached to the structural components of the building such as wood stud, metal stud, concrete, masonry or channel strut. If there is no structural components behind the mounting holes, reinforce the wall before the installation, such as adding studs or plywood.

Attach one end of the Anchor Chain around the generator or battery, and attach the other end to the structural components of the building. This enhances the security during the extreme situations such as earthquakes.

Refer to the local building code to ensure the use of appropriate fasteners.

The fasteners need to be attached to the structural components of the building such as wood stud, metal stud, concrete, masonry or channel strut. If there is no structural components behind the mounting holes, reinforce the wall before the installation, such as adding studs or plywood.

Connect the Battery Cables and Generator Battery Communication Cable as shown below.

a. Place your Nature's Generator Solar Panels where they will get as much direct sunlight as possible. While direct sunlight is always preferred, the power panels will also send a small amount of charge to your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K during hazy or overcast sky conditions.
b. Connect the Nature's Generator Solar Panel(s) as the diagram below.
c. Insert solar panel cables into Solar Input Ports of your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K Generator. Turn on the Solar Input Switch. The Generator LCD display will show the solar input information.

a. Place your Nature's Generator Wind Turbine where it will get sufficient wind.
b. Follow the instructions on the manual of Nature’s Generator Wind Turbine to set up the wind turbine.
c. Connect the plug to the Wind Input Port. Refer to the wind turbine manual to understand the charging status.

a. Insert the Power Cord to the 120V Input Port of the Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K.
b. Plug the other end of the Power Cord into the 120V wall outlet. The LED on top of the 120V Input Port will light red when charging and light green when charged.
c. Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K has built-in the intelligent charging technology that prioritizes the charging from 120V.

You can use the Super Charge Cable (sold separately) to super charge Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K through the 208V or 240V Input Port up to 10,000W depending on the system setting and battery status.


The super charging wattage can be adjusted by the battery charging amperage via program code 05. The default amperage is 90A and it can be lowered to 10A or raised to 200A in 10A increments. 90A results in approximately 4500 watts, while 200A delivers 10000 watts.


When both solar panel charging and super charging are available, solar charging takes the priority. The super charging only begins once the solar charging is no longer active.

You can super charge your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K and power your devices at the same time. By doing so, your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K turns into power relay mode and your devices will receive power directly from the wall outlet. If the power goes out suddenly, your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K will supply power to your connected AC devices within 20ms (milliseconds). Please check
the specifications of your device for the required switching time.

You can extend the run time of your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K by connecting additional Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K Batteries. Visit naturesgenerator.com to purchase another Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K Battery and Connection Kit.

a. IMPORTANT! Please make sure the generator and battery are turned off!
b. Connect the battery cables and the communication cable. The communication cable must be connected from the OUT port of the existing battery to the IN port of the added battery.


You will experience an increased 100% of the run time by adding one more Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K Battery, 200% by adding two more Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K Batteries and 300% by adding three Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K Batteries. You can connect up to 7 Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K batteries.

You can expand the power by connecting to another Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K. Visit naturesgenerator.com to purchase another Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K and Expansion Kit.

a. IMPORTANT!! Change the setting of program code 32 from SIG to PAL on both Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10Ks. The Generator Expansion icon will light up. The master unit lights up M and the subordinate unit lights up S.
b. Tun off the generators and batteries.
c. Connect Battery Cables and Communication Cables. The Communication Cable must be connected from the OUT port of the master unit to the IN port of the subordinated unit.
d. Use the Generator Expansion Cables to connect the NEMA 14-50R outlets and connect the other end to a sub electrical panel (not provided). With 2 Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K, the total output will reach maximum 20,000W (240V/83.3A).


Turn off the both breakers on the sub electrical panel at first before unplug the NEMA
14-50 connectors.When two Nature's Generator MyGrid 10Ks are connected, exercise caution when handling the Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K power expansion cables, as they can be energized by either MyGrid 10K.

You can expand the connections by using Nature's Generator 12 Circuit 50A Non-Automatic Transfer Switch (sold separately) or 12 Space 24 Circuit 50A Automatic Transfer Switch (sold separately). Refer to the transfer switch manuals for the setup.

a. If you are not using Nature's Generator solar panels, make sure the other solar panels have similar specifications.
b. Make sure the power panels are pointed directly towards the sun. The solar panels may produce little or no power if they are placed in the shade.
c. Check the cable connections on Nature's Generator solar panels and your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K. Make sure all the connectors are properly secured.
d. Follow the solar panel layout diagrams on this manual and make sure do not exceed its charging capacity.
e. Make sure Solar Input Switch on the side is turned on.
f. If the LCD display shows fault code and/or flashing, refer to the code list below.

a. If you are not using Nature’s Generator Wind Turbine, make sure the other wind turbine has similar specifications.
b. Make sure there is sufficient wind that spins the wind turbine fast enough. The wind turbine must spin fast enough to generate high enough voltage to recharge Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K.
c. Check the cable connections on your Nature’s Generator Wind Turbine and Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K. Make sure all the connectors are properly secured.
d. If possible, use the power drill to turn the rotor shaft of the wind turbine to do a simulation test. Set the power drill at high-speed mode and use the appropriate drive bit to turn the rotor shaft of the wind turbine. If the wind turbine is good, it should recharge Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K.

a. Make sure there is power from the wall outlet that Nature’s Generator MyGrid 10K is connected to.
b. Check your power cable connectors and make sure all the connectors are properly secured.
c. Make sure the Battery Breaker on the battery is flipped on.
d. Make sure the circuit breakers on the generator are flipped on.
e. Check if there is any protection code on the LCD display. If the LCD display shows fault code and/or flashing, refer to the code list below.

a. Make sure the Battery Breaker on the battery is flipped on.
b. Make sure the circuit breakers on the generator are flipped on.
c. Make sure the battery power is turned on.
d. Press and hold the Generator Main Power button long enough to turn on the generator. If the generator AC output is not turned on, press and hold the Generator Main Power button again to turn on the AC output. If the AC output is not turned on for a while, the generator will shut down itself to save the energy.

a. Verify your AC devices are suitable for use with your Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K. The Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K works with 10,000W (5,000W for L1/L2 individually) at most for the outlets combined.
b. Some devices might require grounding before they can be used. Ground Nature's Generator MyGrid 10K before trying to power these types of devices.
c. Some devices might draw far more than 5,000W when starting up, even if their running wattage is less than 5,000W. Check that device's manual to obtain more information.
d. Make sure the Battery Breaker on the battery is flipped on.
e. Make sure the battery power is turned on.
f. Make sure the circuit breakers on the generator are flipped on.
g. Press and hold the Generator Main Power button long enough to turn on the generator. If the generator AC output is not turned on, press and hold the Generator Main Power button again to turn on the AC output. If the AC output is not turned on for a while, the generator will shut down itself to save the energy.

Twelve (12) Months: Shipping, Parts and Labor.

Months 1-12: Shipping, Parts and Labor.
Months 13–24: Parts & Labor
Months 25-36: Parts Only
Months 37-60: Major Parts Component*

Months 1-12: Shipping, Parts and Labor.
Months 13–24: Parts & Labor
Months 25-36: Parts Only
Months 37-60: Major Parts Component*
(*i.e. Contactors, Controlling Modules.)