Battery Disconnect
I currently have a battery disconnect switch sitting in my garage, the one pictured below. wanting to be able to kill all power when in storage. with my battery having several cables on the ...
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camp-n-family wrote:
I'm no electrician but why not put it on the negative side. Some place it on the negative, others on the positive. I have seen arguments for the benefits of both.If you have a bunch of wires going to the positive already, why not put the cut off on the negative which will cut the ground to all of them?
i've seen both arguments too. i just kind of opted for the positive terminal. my neg post has an equal amount of cables as the positive side. i guess i can put it there, but the question remains, can i put all cables onto the one end of the disconnect, then add 1 main cable between the battery post, and the other switch end?
also, would it work just the same, if i were to wire 2 batteries in parallel, to just put the switch on the cable that attaches the 2 batteries, be it the positive side, or the negative side?
