I understand for circuit breakers there's a big difference as the arc from DC continues at a longer distance.
Is that the same concern with these switches? That when switching it wouldn't actually disconnect them or something?
I understand for circuit breakers there's a big difference as the arc from DC continues at a longer distance.
Is that the same concern with these switches? That when switching it wouldn't actually disconnect them or something?
Morningstar made one for a grid tie setup but probably could be adapted to switch array output to a different load. It wasn't cheap either.
I've been looking for one as I'm adding more PV and would like the ability to change PV from the shop to house system or vice versa. You can find similar to the Eaton double throw rated up to 250VDC but higher voltage the only thing I have seen is the Morningstar. Then there is the cheap import rotary stuff, I'm very leery of the arc chute and arc breaking capability. One might be able to use a pair of IMO disconnects with a tie rod between the versions with a lever.