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Installation
2.4.3 ME-SBC
TM
Wiring - Remote Volt Sense
The Remote Volt Sense Wire, or the wire connected to #6 - SENSE (+), can be
used to better sense when the batteries are being charged. As the ME-SBC
TM
com-
bines the Main and Auxiliary Batteries, the current path distributes voltage drops
throughout the circuit that may cause the ME-SBC
TM
to cycle unneccessarily. The
Remote Volt Sense Wire, if utilitzed, tells the ME-SBC
TM
what the actual voltage
is by bypassing the current path and therefore the voltage drops. The Remote
Volt Sense Wire can be connected at the battery or at the charging source (i.e.
Alternator, Solar, Wind, etc).
CAUTION: Before connecting any wires, turn off any connected battery
charger and ensure all negative and positive battery cables are discon-
nected from the battery bank.
Info: If installing in a boat, RV or truck, ensure the conductors passing
through walls, bulkheads or other structural members are protected to
minimize insulation damage such as chafing; which can be caused by
vibration or constant rubbing.
1. Install and connect the ME-SBC
TM
as indicated in Section 2.2.2 or Section
2.2.3
2. Remote Volt Sense Wire: Install a minimum of an 18 AWG wire between the
Main Battery positive and the #6 - SENSE (+) on the accesories terminal on
the ME-SBC
TM
. The Remote Volt Sense Wire should be fused at 0.25 Amps with
a fast blow fuse.
Info: Connect the highest current cable directly to the battery terminal,
and in descending order in terms of ampacity, connect the rest of the
cables. The Remote Volt Sense Wire should be the last connection on
the battery. For a detail of this information, please see the Main Battery
positive post in Figure 2-7.