When on inverter am I using the batteries?
When I'm parked, plugged into shore power and I'm plugged into the inverter outlet in the refrigerator compartment, is the electricity coming from the shoreline or from my batteries? I guess I'm as...
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See my post above.
Can you switch under load, YES. Does it pit/burn the contacts, YES. Amount of damage depends on size of contacts, material they are made of and amount of current and(IMPORTANT)how frequently you do it.
There is always a point where the contacts are not yet in full physical contact, but the air gap has diminished to a point that electricity arcs across the gap.
Can you switch under load, YES. Does it pit/burn the contacts, YES. Amount of damage depends on size of contacts, material they are made of and amount of current and(IMPORTANT)how frequently you do it.
There is always a point where the contacts are not yet in full physical contact, but the air gap has diminished to a point that electricity arcs across the gap.
