Is this Victron switch sufficient?

[edweather]

Getting ready to run battery cables from my 24V 200Ah Lithium battery to my AIO MPP 2424 inverter. Would like to install a battery switch. Will this one work? I prefer to go with the name brand. Have seen some cheap ones out there. Which side of the fuse should it go on? Or do I even need a fuse? Will's video on a similar 12V system with a 100Ah Lithium battery, he said you don't need a fuse, only needed on lead acid batteries. Thanks, Ed.

Battery Switch ON/OFF 275A - Victron Energy

The Battery Switch ON/OFF 275A is suitable for battery systems up to 48V. It has a unique ergonomic and aesthetic knob design.

www.victronenergy.com

 

[MisterSandals]

Will this one work? I prefer to go with the name brand.

That looks nice. I did not know Victron "made" battery switches.

Which side of the fuse should it go on?

Battery -> Fuse -> Switch -> Inverter

The battery has the highest energy potential so fuse next to battery protects everything downstream.

 

[ricardocello]

I didn’t know either, and now I want one!
No spec for ON resistance in milliohms, but they want 4/0 cable, it’s probably fine.

 

[edweather]

That looks nice. I did not know Victron "made" battery switches.


Battery -> Fuse -> Switch -> Inverter

The battery has the highest energy potential so fuse next to battery protects everything downstream.

Thanks much.

 

[SamDeleted]

That looks nice. I did not know Victron "made" battery switches.

I think you'll probably find it's just the same cheap rubbish isolator with a victron sticker on the back ?

 

[edweather]

Yeah, will probably upgrade to the blue sea for $10 more.

 

[Oldphile]

Here's one made in USA.

 

[edweather]

Here's one made in USA.

That looks nice. I went with this. Also made in the US.