Recent content by xhdskip

I already messed up and posted my phone # and the moderator removed it for me,

Is there a way to send you a private message, where we can discuss EXACTLY what I need

Thanks for that info and input. To insure there is no overlap in the current with the breakers because when one turns off the other turns on, and I certainly don't want to send both power sources down the same line at the same time, what about a 1 second delay timer? Say a Gaeyaele asymmetric...

I see over by your name, under it, it says " I see magnetic fields" that's another problem I've been battleing. All I wanted the diodes for was double insurance, along with the breakers, that no back feed occurs. If they won't work, they won't work, I'll go back to contactors I guess. Thank you...

Thank you

was intending to use them to stop back feeding issues, until a little while ago when I was enlightened to the potential hazards.

10 4 and thanks, I will remove them out of the system tomorrow morning. Thanks again, skip

Just as the battery bank doesn't have the wiring hooked up, the solar panel is not even on this diagram because it's not important to this issue.

The advertisement said AC or DC 600V 85A They are on the AC wireing

Son in law sent it to me in my email, so I was able to save it and attach it. Now realize I'm not an artist but this is the latest.

let me see if I can send a pic to my email, and I'll be glad to post a pic of the wiring. Didn't have much luck yesterday, had to send pics to my buddy in Louisiana who sent them to my email, Hang on let me try again.

not sure the diodes will work, haven't turned it on yet today, that's why I just got it put back together and am still looking for advice. hense the 220V AC breakers, to make sure the 220V AC current stops at the breakers, the diodes are just to "help" I hope. I've bought ATS's off Amazon...

The Diodes and breakers are a safety switch to stop the back feed from one power source to the other. No, the batteries are connected to the inverter, a 48V 18K SunGold. The switched power sources are the inverter, and a generator head. The breakers are facing opposite directions and connected...

It's a 48V inverter, so four 12V batteries, and I figured if it's good enough for a car, it's good enough for my application. Couldn't see the benefit of dropping down to a smaller gauge wire, less heat with the thicker cables. High losses perhaps, but still puts out 18K instead of the...