Recent content by garetwo

I will have to look that up, that would mean no code violation then. These "manipulate" up to ten amps, so they are a little over 100 VA - means they should be in a raceway? For sure exposed Yes It would seem reason would dictate the intent is merely to protect.

i just let that register

I found 10 x 38 mm fuses at 11 amps for DVMs. Buss and various Chinese manufacturers sell them. I cannot find a DC rated fuseholder. If a fuse just has 1000V rating, is it implied AC/DC? If the fuse holder is only stamped with 600V AC 30A 50kA, why will they not support a DC circuit of...

This is my thought as well. Especially with the control wire on the victron shunt coming with an inline fuse

Very interesting...Thank you for taking the time to reply. Do you think/feel/know, that if the balancers can "shift" up to ten amps, an eleven-amp fuse may be ok?

If you would take the credit, then we would have something to complain about though...

Shouldn’t any control component with dinky little wires, attached to a battery, be fused? We have all 16 LifePO4 batteries (4S4P) now connected to balancers, and it has made a huge difference. So, the Band-Aid for a poor way to do things seems to be helping immensely. We are going to install...

Perhaps these are only half baked? :rolleyes: Those are some thick and dense interior walls!!

We are looking for battery disconnects rated at greater than 48Vdc and 300amps. Also, this says " Solar DC Isolator", I think this means not opening under load?

Once you are qualified to answer those questions....

I finally understand this. We rarely even see lighting, I have never done lightning protection, but I do see how auxiliary ground rods can cause problems if lighting does strike..Thanks for being persistent with this.

These videos helped a ton! thanks

I was more surprised at the number of words you used!!!

I think we have all disconnected or removed something after an inspection.

At least one person may count that, perhaps more, not sure. Wait, if you are asking, do you not count it yourself?