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Blue Sea battery disconnect question.


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3 hours ago, Randyretired said:

Which way does the manufacturer recommend? 

AMEN to that. It looks were all on the same page here in that Blue Sea makes great products and an RV battery bank can supply MUCH MUCH MORE current into a load than even a decent sized charger or solar system can supply in reverse, and I would bet Blue Sea designed accordingly...........

 In my practice I learned of as well as observed what can happen to relay or switch contacts when a high current is interrupted YIKES welding, burning, pitting, arcing, heat and even total destruction !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 Hopefully Glenn will get some answers from Blue Sea (Engineers NOT sale people) but in the meantime we know to avoid switching under heavy load if possible and wire as the manual says !!!!!!!!!

John T

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2 hours ago, GlennWest said:

6005 and 6006 m series doesn't matter.

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If it is a switch it would not matter at all. The contacts are either open of closed and current for a battery goes one direction when discharging and the other when being charged. 

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22 hours ago, GlennWest said:

Others do. This is Blue Sea reply

And the follow up question would be HOW ARE THOSE OTHER MODELS DESIGNED ???

 Oh well no sense beating this dead horse much more absent any hard core engineering specs lol.  In the meantime, one can trust Blue Sea engineers their  disconnect is adequate ??? Your choice which direction to wire and avoid any high current switching where possible. Of course, if there's little current and/or no switching under load it makes little to no difference... 

 Thanks Glenn

 John T

 

 

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