Linx Smart Shunt fuse size

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logic28 asked Jun 6, '23

Linx Smart Shunt fuse size

I am about to fire up my system comprising 20x 415w modules running a provisional single 5.1k battery awaiting to build an additional 310A for more storage.

As they are both going to be connected to the Linx Power In and Lynx Shunt, should I purchase a 500A CNN fuse now for the shunt or shall I start with a lower one to suit the 100A battery and upgrade later?

I have installed an additional 125A fuse on the battery line inside the Lynx power-in unit.

I'm not sure if a 500a would be seen more as a direct bridge by the 100a battery or if will protect the system just the same.

Thank you in advance

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Answer 1 · 2023-06-07T02:33:07Z

mvas answered · Jun 07, 2023 at 02:33 AM

Should each battery bank be fused independently and appropriately?

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logic28 commented · Jun 07, 2023 at 07:34 AM

That is the idea of the Lynx Power In unit where I installed fuses for up to 4 batteries, the question remains about the Lynx Shunt

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virtualburton logic28 commented · Mar 15 at 04:19 AM

I'm confused by your comment that you installed fuses on the Lynx power in. There is no space for a fuse on the links power in, only on the Lynx distributor. Could you please clarify?

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logic28 virtualburton commented · Mar 21 at 09:59 PM

The Lynx Power In body is identical to the Distributor, all you need is the same type of 8mm bolts, stainless washers and copper-bronze locking washers inserted identically to the Distributor and you're done

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kevgermany ♦♦ virtualburton commented · Mar 15 at 05:53 AM

It's an old thread.

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