ericbakuladavis
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Hi Folks
I have MakeSkyBlue 60A MPPT charge controller. The manual calls for two 2-pole circuit breakers to be installed like this:
For the breaker between the battery and the controller, for example, I assume it would work to have a single-pole breaker on the positive wire only...
Is there an advantage to having the positive and negative wires connect to a breaker?
Does the 2-pole breaker just add redundancy?
Would it be just as good to have a single-pole breaker on the positive wire and another single-pole breaker on the negative wire?
Would it be just as good to have two single-pole breakers in a row on the positive wire?
I have MakeSkyBlue 60A MPPT charge controller. The manual calls for two 2-pole circuit breakers to be installed like this:
For the breaker between the battery and the controller, for example, I assume it would work to have a single-pole breaker on the positive wire only...
Is there an advantage to having the positive and negative wires connect to a breaker?
Does the 2-pole breaker just add redundancy?
Would it be just as good to have a single-pole breaker on the positive wire and another single-pole breaker on the negative wire?
Would it be just as good to have two single-pole breakers in a row on the positive wire?