Questions. Volt and AMP limit. Takes what wire size. What is gage of connected input wires. Block size 0x0x0?
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I was using it with 18/4 wire 12v 7amp. The positive and negative stickers and and the wires were reversed on 5 or six of them.
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for use in 12 volt app I would stay below 10 amps note the small feeder wires I use this for several draw devices
1121415
It's ok but you will need to be careful with the gain setting if u wire it to 1 ohm. And if 1 ohm doesn't sound good try it at 4 ohms. What kind of amp? Is it a monoblock? Amp makes a difference
1153255
I (think) David L is correct on this. But I have not tried running this on anything other than a single phase 120v. You could always give it a try and see if the current reading is about what you expect it to be. The loop is not very large and you might have trouble running two wires through there if they are a large gauge. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I have 2x240 w panels in series (60v x 8 amps) connected to 50 ft of 10 gauge wires going to the charge controller. From the charge controller to my batteries (12v), I have 2 ft of 2 gauge stranded wires with a 50 amp fuse. The 2 gauge wires barely fit into the charge controller terminals. The idea is to minimize power loss from the long wire run between the panels and charge controller by connecting the panels in series to attain maximum voltage (not to exceed the charge controller specs) and minimum current. Between the battery and charge controller, I went with the shortest and thickest wires possible since its output can go up to 40 amps.
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Tripplite's website shows that at full load it consumes 200 amps. If you plan on using it fully loaded, you may want a slightly larger fuse than 200, or use a circuit breaker. Fuse size also depends on the size and length of wiring you use to connect it to
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Theoretically number 14 wire with a 15 amp breaker would do.the job, but some local codes do not allow smaller than number 12 wire. I would use number 12 with a 20 amp breaker and nothing else on the circuit
1565944
most systems at 12 volt use 10 amps or less of power. Therefore, 16 to 18 guage wire should work just fine.
697547
You can use a voltage divider. There are a couple of web sites that you can input the input voltage, desired voltage, and one resistor value. The program will then calculate the second resistor size for the circuit. You will need 1 watt resistors for each one. Just google voltage divider circuits.
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12 volt is the input voltage. The entire string pulls 30 watts. If I remember correctly each module pulled 1.2 watts. Amperage is wattage divided by voltage. You do the math. Yes you can connect to a car battery
502812
Check the name plate for Amp rate. Amps X Volts= Watts. Mine is 1.0amp X 120v = 120watts used. That is assuming the voltage is constant at 120v. Normal voltage from power companies can vary from 114 to 126 on any given day. Higher voltage results in slightly lower running amps and vise versa. The formula above works in any situation. Refer to Ohm's Law for expanded chart.
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15 amp should be used with 14 gage wire and a 15 amp breaker. 20 amp should be used with 12 gage wire and a 20 amp breaker. I would guess you have 15 amp but not sure without seeing it.
1079308
Just got mine set up, used a 10 gauge wire (3 wire, solid copper) to a 30 amp breaker, works great. The motor is rated for 23 amps on the machine so 30 should be plenty of power, plus its only 230v.
1127306
Can't say what size but it is a pretty heavy wire. Has 7.5 amp fuse block and fits motorcycle batteries just fine.
1689314
Assuming the circuit breaker is 20 amps, the entire circuit must be at least 12 gauge wire. You are not allowed to mix smaller gauge wires that are not designed to carry the amperage of the circuit
35590
I personly ran two 10 guage wires based on what I was connecting. it is rated for up to 100 amps on a standard 20' foot run of wire from the batteries to the fuse block You could go a single number 8 or even a number 6 cable run. there is a stud terminal connection so you can fit just about anything on it with a ring connector on the end.Good luck.
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I assume you know that the little red and black wires are plus 12vdc and minus. I strap the red large wire to red small wire and hook that to the plus 12vdc. The two black large and small go to the minus..Now the yellow is left and it hooks to one wire to the load and the other wire from the load to the plus 12vdc. A little knowledge goes a long way here. Volts are measured across the plus and minus and the amps are in series with one of the leads from the load.
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Are you asking how much current this meter requires to work? If so I wouldnt imagine very much at all though I dont have a definite number. Putting a resistor in series with the meter would affect the voltage reading. What exactly are you trying to do?