Panel will have a max fuse rating.... use that.
I only have a panel circuit fuse because the switch has a fuse provision and a fuse is needed to complete the circuit.
Salvo,
Sorry for ruffling your feathers, I have very LIMITED knowledge of this stuff and I am attempting to learn.
I see what your are talking about,
The OEM info on the panels says that the max fuse rating is 15A, and
the ISC rating of these panels is 8.+ Amps, a fuse won't blow.
I am going to install a switch, that is a reliable safe way to disconnect each panel (for what ever reason) from the CC that will be as easy as possible, and I cannot hurt or destroy any/all the equipment within the system, and will not cause me to take the Electric train ride again.
I have taken the Electric Train ride with 50,000V numerous times and I hated it every time, it hurts, and quite frankly, I am scared of electricity.
Tia,
Don
2010 F-350,6.4PSD, 6spd man trans,CC,SWB,SRW, Caravan camper shell,50 gal bed tank,17,000lb Husky WD hitch,Northwoods 2008 28KS Desert Fox Toy Hauler,2005 Honda 500 Rubicon ATV w/rumble seat,1 Aussie waiting,watching and ridin shotgun on the whole outfit.
