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Almot
May 28, 2014Explorer III
No fuse for panels. Get 12V breaker for this, and another 12V breaker for controller. Or, at least, skip the panel fuse and install the switch only.
Also, I am not 100% positive, but WFCO converter seems to do no harm when working together with panels. Mostly converter will be running float when controller is off. Therefore, - no Blue Sea switch for controller/converter.
Edit:
I used the term "12V" automatically. What I really meant was "DC breaker". They are usually up to 150VDC, with varying amperages.
Also, I am not 100% positive, but WFCO converter seems to do no harm when working together with panels. Mostly converter will be running float when controller is off. Therefore, - no Blue Sea switch for controller/converter.
Edit:
I used the term "12V" automatically. What I really meant was "DC breaker". They are usually up to 150VDC, with varying amperages.
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