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01-01-2009, 23:12

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Re: Power Distribution - Low current breakers or fuses?

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Originally Posted by diviney

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Hello:
Does anyone know if / where we can obtain breakers / fuses compatible with the 30A slots in the 2009 PD module (in particular, low current values)? I can't see running 14 gauge wire around to all the low-power circuits just because we can't get a breaker less than 20A for the PD module...

-Tom

Not a hundred percent sure, but AndyMark sells 20,30 and 40A for the controller. Here is a link to their site: www.andymark.biz

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