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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For redundancy sake, i'm going to revisit this topic one more time in all my procrastination.
I am going to get another 12v battery friday. It's not an exact match, but only 2-3 weeks old, and it will be a matching brand from the dealer that installed the original when we bought the TT.
I'll be running parallel.
My switch is 100A continous, and 1000 surge. Other than my breakaway, i want to hook 1 wire from battery to switch, then 3 wires from switch to their destination.
I want to do this on the POS. terminal, for no other reason than because the consensus is 50/50.
I'm good to go, or does someone for see a problem in my logic?
I am going to get another 12v battery friday. It's not an exact match, but only 2-3 weeks old, and it will be a matching brand from the dealer that installed the original when we bought the TT.
I'll be running parallel.
My switch is 100A continous, and 1000 surge. Other than my breakaway, i want to hook 1 wire from battery to switch, then 3 wires from switch to their destination.
I want to do this on the POS. terminal, for no other reason than because the consensus is 50/50.
I'm good to go, or does someone for see a problem in my logic?
