It probably doesn't help that Electricity is actually electron flow,
which comes from the negative terminal. It all would have been so much
easier if they had called electrons positive, so that the actual flow
matched the theoretical flow.
Instead, some probably think of electricity flowing from the positive
terminal, when in fact it is the sink, not the source.
bp
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On 4/8/2019 10:23 AM, Christopher Tyler wrote:
That was what I thought, thank you all for confirming.
However, with it connected red+/black-, when our tech flipped the breaker it
blew out the DC/DC converter. In fantastic order, I was told.
So I'm going to have them put a voltmeter to the wires and see what we are
getting from the power supply, maybe the output wiring is wrong.
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