Wiring 3.pdf
I wish I could get the PDF picture to appear.
Edit: Did it for you, Keith! -Howard
Anyway 10/3 or 8/3 means 3 conductor SO cable.
Inverter will be a 3000 watt Go Power Instructions require 4/0 positive and negative feed.
Transfer switch is capable of turning off the new Converter when the inverter is in use.
4 -6 Volt Deka GC45 battery's, Series connections in 2/0 then 4/0 to power in bar
2/0 and 4/0 cabling will be welding cable
I am adding in the green ground bar to clean up all the ground connections.
Trailer power bar is untouched. New power feed from power in bar is 2/0
Jim indicated I only need to use the 10 AWG between inverter and power panel for the inverters 25A output but 8 awg can also be used if I want. I found terminals in the 8 awg size so I can go either way, Thoughts on choice are welcome.
Should I add switches between the MPPT controllers and where they tie into the power in bar. The circuit breakers could do the same, but that usage (as a switch) may not be good for them They are Blue Sea brand with the yellow lever. I would turn them off once a year. However for winter storage I probably need the switches to eliminate the parasitic draw from the MPPT controlers. Is the correct?
Thanks for the help
Keith
PS first time trying to create a drawing. Used power point then PDF editor. I know I am bad at it compared to others - sorry
I wish I could get the PDF picture to appear.
Edit: Did it for you, Keith! -Howard
Anyway 10/3 or 8/3 means 3 conductor SO cable.
Inverter will be a 3000 watt Go Power Instructions require 4/0 positive and negative feed.
Transfer switch is capable of turning off the new Converter when the inverter is in use.
4 -6 Volt Deka GC45 battery's, Series connections in 2/0 then 4/0 to power in bar
2/0 and 4/0 cabling will be welding cable
I am adding in the green ground bar to clean up all the ground connections.
Trailer power bar is untouched. New power feed from power in bar is 2/0
Jim indicated I only need to use the 10 AWG between inverter and power panel for the inverters 25A output but 8 awg can also be used if I want. I found terminals in the 8 awg size so I can go either way, Thoughts on choice are welcome.
Should I add switches between the MPPT controllers and where they tie into the power in bar. The circuit breakers could do the same, but that usage (as a switch) may not be good for them They are Blue Sea brand with the yellow lever. I would turn them off once a year. However for winter storage I probably need the switches to eliminate the parasitic draw from the MPPT controlers. Is the correct?
Thanks for the help
Keith
PS first time trying to create a drawing. Used power point then PDF editor. I know I am bad at it compared to others - sorry
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