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Old 06-19-2020, 04:00 AM   #41
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I think you are correct about the inverter being taxed thus the slow slide out .
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Old 06-25-2020, 05:09 PM   #42
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Dose this look like it's connected correctly?
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Old 06-25-2020, 08:15 PM   #43
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from the picture what looks like, but kind of hard to tell is a black 4awg and a white 8awg wire on one post and just a single load on another breaker. I would move the white wire to other breaker or better yet add another breaker, a 25 amp, It would be the same size physically but rated smaller and put the white wire by itself. and the battery jumper wire is long enough to split and add a couple of eye loops to hook it all up. breakers are really cheap. that way no chance of tripping the breaker just by having everything on. I don't know what's all hooked up but that black wire can easily trip the breaker itself. then seal it all up with a good heavy duty battery terminal sealer. water is not your friend there. That is what I would do. It would also make it easier to diagnose any problems down the line if something were to happen, your not sharing a breaker. if one keeps tripping you will instantly know what circuit is the problem. Just my opinion.
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