I had my Multiplus 12/3000/120 charging my batteries on shore power (120Vac) using an extension cord which had a broken ground pin (dumb idea I know).
I found 120Vac on the ground conductor throughout my system connected to AC Out 1 with the ungrounded extension cord. (only found out as I got shocked)
After finding this out I tested the system using just the inverter function not on shore power, and then I tested using shore power with a grounded extension cord. In both of these scenarios I did not find 120Vac on the ground conductor. (ground relay was enabled in settings)
I am unsure why there is 120Vac on AC Out 1 ground when plugged into a non grounded shore power source. In my understanding of the Multi, ground and neutral are bonded in the Multi via the ground relay when inverting, and the relay opens when on shore power allowing the ground to neutral bond to take place on the shore power connected sub panel.
If the ground relay was open I would see there being no way for a ground fault to trip a breaker and provide protection, however I would not expect to find any voltage on AC Out 1 ground as it is essentially not connected to anything if the relay is open and shore power connection has no ground.
Hopefully someone can shed some light on how this would occur.