Makes sense.
I'm currently working on a 48V system with a working range below 40A, so I'm trying to find components that would fit the bill but keep the cost within reason.
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An actual 600A 48V+ disconnect switch
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I'm currently working on a 48V system with a working range below 40A, so I'm trying to find components that would fit the bill but keep the cost within reason.
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DC breakers have been very cost effective.Makes sense.
I'm currently working on a 48V system with a working range below 40A, so I'm trying to find components that would fit the bill but keep the cost within reason.
Up to 125a
It’s about a hundred bucks cheaper and much more compact than this breaker, but without the overcurrent protection (whatever that might be on this breaker).
I put in an amazon chinese non-ul bypass breaker. shorted out under load and cost me a lot of money.
For what its worth, stick to UL listed and certified products unless you know how to repair lots of items around your home.
For what its worth, stick to UL listed and certified products unless you know how to repair lots of items around your home.
UL lists, but does not certify.stick to UL listed and certified
You got any UL-listed 600 amp 60+ volt DC switches to recommend?
I have this exact switch on my batteries. So much better than the cheap Chinese switch that came with my case. Pretty heavy duty. No issues with lugs. I’ve turn it on or off under power, but not under load since I also have a 300a breaker that serves as my inverter switch.Does anyone have the 600 A version of this installed? Does it make/break ok at 48 nominal, if that needs to be done under load in a pinch? What’s the resistance? Any problem connecting lugs for doubled 4/0 cable?
Blue Sea systems has 600 amp switches, but I couldn't find 60+ volts. But you may want to speak to their sales or look in their area for industrial switches. maybe zoro.com or grainger.com.UL lists, but does not certify.
You got any UL-listed 600 amp 60+ volt DC switches to recommend?
Those go no higher than 32 volts.Blue Sea systems has 600 amp switches,
