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Old 04-24-2019, 11:56 AM   #5
10scDust
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 2016 Thor Outlaw 29H
State: Tennessee
Posts: 668
THOR #13869
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Originally Posted by Beau388 View Post
On my coach Thor used number 6 wire (55 amp) from the battery compartment to the power center and from the converter to the battery bank.. The store /use relay is only rated for 55 amps continuous. For the leads to the jack pump and generator start, Thor used number 2 wire and for the 1,000 watt inverter Thor used 0/0 wire. Connections between the two batteries are 0/0 wire and the leads to the 100 amp and 50 amp circuit breakers. Wires need to be sized for the max amperage load on that circuit. 0/2 wire is rated for 200 amps.
I agree here.
To support present battery system & parallel more, I would use no less than #6.
But the line doing the load needs to be heavier, dependent on what that amperage is to be.
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