mena661 wrote:
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
What happens if the converter gets mad, and I mean really REALLY mad at you and throws a hissy fit? A direct short with 4AWG is awful, like battery exploding time. Yeah fuses are a pain but what they may protect against is infinitely worse. Remember, Kelly said Murphy was an optimist...
So in this case, you're saying that there could be more than 55 amps drawn on a 55 amp converter? If this is the case, then I finally understand.
A group 27 battery can supply up to 5,000 amps to a solidly bolted fault. It's typical to design for a short circuit level of 65,000 amps for a 480V UPS battery pile.
Bruce