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MCBs for low voltage (as in 12 volts) - practical?
Is it possible/sensible to use 'standard' mains DIN rail MCBs as
protective devices on 12 volt DC systems or would the voltage drop across them be too great? A small[ish] consumer unit would be a neat solution to use as a distribution box for the 12 volt wiring on our new (to us) boat, much cheaper and easier than a custom solution. -- Chris Green |
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