Wrenches, I recently noticed something that seems to defy one of my basic understandings of electrical circuit theory:
Single string input at inverter. Clear skies, full sunlight. With inverter turned on my clamp meter reads (for example) 5A on positive conductor and 4A on negative conductor. I've always assumed that the current should be equal at every point in the circuit. I've noticed this "imbalance" on several different inverter brands. Has anyone else ever observed this? Can someone offer an explanation for this and satisfy my curiosity? -- Corey Shalanski Joule Energy New Orleans, LA
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