LINE or LOAD?

[timselectric]

batteries are connected to load, inverters to line like I have it wired I hope.

Backwards

 

[Ellcon123]

Context. 100-240V AC input and 5V DC output.

 

[timselectric]

batteries are connected to load, inverters to line like I have it wired I hope.

Backwards

But at battery voltage, it's not as critical in my opinion.
Above 100 volts, I would be more critical about it.

 

[Ellcon123]

Sorry, mixed signals my end. You have blown ~15 fuses but I was responding in terms of the symbol on the breaker. ?

 

[bones1]

But at battery voltage, it's not as critical in my opinion.
Above 100 volts, I would be more critical about it.

As long as they will protect the circuit I'll leave it this way. Huge pain in the ass otherwise to move them but if I have to.......

 

[Ellcon123]

Can't you just rotate the breaker?

 

[timselectric]

As long as they will protect the circuit I'll leave it this way. Huge pain in the ass otherwise to move them but if I have to.......

A 58v arc isn't that hard to extinguish. Personally I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[bones1]

Can't you just rotate the breaker?

They have different lug connection points top to bottom and extremely tight fit but are doable using different lugs.

 

[bones1]

I am going with Timselectric, thanks guy.

 

[Kornbread]

A 58v arc isn't that hard to extinguish. Personally I wouldn't worry about it.

With how many amps behind it?

 

[timselectric]

With how many amps behind it?

No more than the breaker is rated for. Because that's when it will trip.

 

[Kornbread]

If it can trip.

 

[timselectric]

I trust it. I'm not worried.