Mac,
Well, maybe not yet.
If you expect to run consistently high current, you will want a
shunt larger than 500A, as according to Ralph Heisey at Bogart
Engineering, most shunts can handle about 2/3 of their rated
capacity for extended duration, befor
You will need to get a 1000 amp 100 mV shunt. I did just what you're
wanting to do on a 4 SW4048 inverter system once.
I built my own buss out of copper bar, but you might be able to double
up the Midnite buss on to the bigger shunt.
I then used paralleled 4/0 cables for the battery side of the
Hi Mac
Check out midnight they have exactly what you need
Jay
Peltz power
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On Oct 15, 2012, at 5:24 AM, mac Lewis wrote:
> Hi Wrenches,
>
> I am looking for a >500A DC rated DC bussing, one with a built in shunt and
> one without. I'll need at least 4 terminals/bussbar tha
Hi Wrenches,
I am looking for a >500A DC rated DC bussing, one with a built in shunt and
one without. I'll need at least 4 terminals/bussbar that will bolt on or
land 4 ott cable. Does anyone know where I can find something like this?
Thanks
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Mac Lewis
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