Hi Drake,
Some in-line glass fuses and holders are not rated for 48 VDC. The
midnite 1 Amp breaker is an good option like Ray said but sometimes I
prefer to use a fuse so it doesn't get accidentally shut off or so I can
bury it behind a panel so the customer doesn't have too easy access.
So
Hi Drake,
Perhaps this fuse holder will work if you want to stay with glass envelope:
https://www.waytekwire.com/item/46069/Littelfuse-3031-0-In-Line-Fuse-Holder/
We mostly use panel mount breakers for small loads:
https://www.alliedelec.com/circuit-protection/circuit-breakers/?category=2%7C251
We still use inline fuses ordered online, but Midnite Solar carries a
whole line of DC rated breakers that go down to 1 amp.
Ray Walters
Remote Solar
303 505-8760
On 2/28/20 1:35 PM, Glenn Burt wrote:
I continue to find inline, terminal strips and glass fuses at my local
automotive store.
-G
Some of the issues have been Generac not providing a simple wiring
schematic, nor simply labeling the 2 start wires. 2nd is requiring
either internet connection or a call in to get the start code. Both
have been very problematic in remote locations with no phone service.
Totally unnecessary.
I continue to find inline, terminal strips and glass fuses at my local
automotive store. -GlennSent from my 'smart'phone, so please excuse typos and
spelling errors.-- Original message--From:
drake.chamberlin@redwoodalliance.orgDate: Fri, Feb 28, 2020 2:58 PMTo:
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Hello Wrenches,
It seems that inline fuse holders and glass fuses are becoming hard to
find. What is a good way to protect 48 V DC control and instrumentation
wires?
Thank you,
Drake
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2 other small options are, marine generators and RV/truck APU generators.
Jay
Peltz power.
> On Feb 28, 2020, at 7:05 AM, Chris Mason wrote:
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> Generac also has a nice 15KW Diesel Protector unit, that'll keep the lights
> on very nicely, is relatively inexpensive and I haven't heard any
Generac also has a nice 15KW Diesel Protector unit, that'll keep the lights
on very nicely, is relatively inexpensive and I haven't heard any
complaints about them failing. We had one Protector Diesel with a failed
fuel pump solenoid but I changed it out under warranty and there hasn't
been any oth
William,
Generac has a structure where box stores like HD and Lowes sell the
residential generators and arrange local certified dealers to perform the
installation, warranty and service work. The dealers are not real fond of
it but Generac can't get to be the largest brand relying on dealers for
sa
Ray,
I'm a Generac dealer. Why are you having support problems? Generac has a
large dealer network, if the unit is under warranty you should have no
problem getting it fixed. Did you buy through a dealer and have them
install it? Why are the services expensive?
What failures are you seeing?
There
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