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jgswartout(at)earthlink.n Guest
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 10:01 am Post subject: Fig. Z-32 Question |
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An asterisk indicates the 14 AWG wire from the Main Battery Bus to the E-Bus Alternate Feed Relay needs to be 6” long or less.
Considering that it is protected by a fuse at the bus, why is it necessary to keep it short?
Thanks.
John
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nuckollsr(at)cox.net Guest
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Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 6:25 am Post subject: Fig. Z-32 Question |
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At 02:00 PM 8/8/2006 -0400, you wrote:
Quote: | An asterisk indicates the 14 AWG wire from the Main Battery Bus to the
E-Bus Alternate Feed Relay needs to be 6 long or less.
Considering that it is protected by a fuse at the bus, why is it necessary
to keep it short?
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Few recommendations are "necessary" . . . obviously, one may
wire stuff up without regard to lengths, location and in many
cases, wire size and the system will "function".
There are recommendations that enhance performance and/or
reduce risks. The relay in question is a mini-battery contactor.
Decades old conventional wisdom suggests that battery contactors
be located as close as practical to the battery so as to minimize
the length of potentially "unprotected" or "uncontrolled, always-hot"
wires.
If you wanted to make it 12" or 12-feet, the system would still
operate as intended . . . the suggestion is that you make it
as short as practical.
Bob . . .
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