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KD4UPL
Apr 10, 2014Explorer
Multiply your Isc by 1.56. This gives you 11.7 amps. That would translate to a 12 amp fuse. The panels should say on them (in the same area you got your volt and amp ratings) their maximum series fuse size. I would go by that for sure.
You will also need a fuse in the positive wire between your battery and your Morningstar; as close to the battery as possible. This will be based on the wire size. I would think you would run at least a #10 with this set up, a #8 would be better. With a #8 I'd use a 40 amp fuse.
You will also need a fuse in the positive wire between your battery and your Morningstar; as close to the battery as possible. This will be based on the wire size. I would think you would run at least a #10 with this set up, a #8 would be better. With a #8 I'd use a 40 amp fuse.
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