Insulate one of the tips of the BX wire to prevent it sparking the machine. Learn how to wire fuses and a charge controller to the DC side of the solar panel from a professional in this free energy conservation video. Expert: Roger Bacon Bio: Roger Bacon is the owner of RGB Home Repair and Renovation in Santa Barbara California. He has experience in all phases of home repair and renovations such as plumbing, heating and solar power. Filmmaker: Diana Bacon

24 Responses to “How to Install Solar Panels : Wiring Fuses to Solar Panel DC Side”

  • iLOVENATURE2011 says:

    this man is a genius! =)

  • WolvoExPunk1 says:

    Think those wires should be terminated with O ring or spade connectors. Bare wire is too easily dislodged by vibrations.

  • 2FYNFOYA says:

    THIS SHOULD BE ENTITLED WHAT NOT TO DO.

  • 2FYNFOYA says:

    THIS SHOULD BE ENTITLED WHAT NOT TO DO.

  • Sourlammynipplechop says:

    15 amps max but using a 40 amp fuse, running mc cable outside instead of seal-tite and didn’t even put a lock nut on the mc connector. This dudes house is gonna burn down!

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  • N8Dogg1002 says:

    Solid core wire on the DC side. Can you say voltage deeerrrrrr-op.

  • robviolin1 says:

    you should number your vids so we can follow.

  • vichalas says:

    Hi My friend

    I am Buying a Tristar charger controller 60amp, I will like to see how to conect the temperature sensor, voltage sensor and the ground.
    I live in a 6 floor building, you thing is posible to use the ground in my breaker panel of my apartment like my ground??

    Thanks

  • Arjoonmoal says:

    that thing got fucked up after 1 hour use

  • devinhiltz22 says:

    @abcdefgh3499 Why don’t you put up a better one?

  • worseto says:

    Why the hell would u use such a large fuse for a small system i dont mean to sound like a jerk but using a large fuse would offer little protection.

  • abcdefgh3499 says:

    Wow I hope no one follows this video.

  • SolarBozos says:

    You want to do it right instead? Search for the book Solar Basics by Neil Kaminar

  • chouabali says:

    @hermancando no matter how good you are in electrical, one point you should put it in your mind is a “safety handling”, just be very careful in handling all those dangerous wiring. it just simply a friendly reminder….

  • hermancando says:

    dude mabey would be good idea to hook up the ground first————–you are the worst electrician ive ever seen ———man you suck

  • richgate1 says:

    @Hen113 I agree Hen I really love the DIY guys that say I’m running my 4000 sq. ft house on one solar panel I built myself and yada, yada yada, and then they backfeed through an outlet! Schmucks like this give real solar a bad rap !!

  • MrTeaze45 says:

    jeeze expertvillage again they suck but to rahmanron Green is NEVER hot in DC red is hot black is ground … in AC black is hot white is neutral green is ground … dont know what planet your from…

  • BujalskiFarms says:

    expertvillage <————NOT

  • rahmanroni says:

    “Green is always ground” not true. A lot of times they use green as positive.

  • SKYNETDUO says:

    what side should the panel have a fuse on positive or negative ?????

  • boodop says:

    hmmmmmm…Armored cable being used outside???? Might want to check the UL listing on that one chief. And the NEC….

  • juggernautxtr says:

    well from what i seen of what this guys work you further ahead of the game than he is.

  • dhymers says:

    @juggernautxtr my bad, that would be 41 amps at 12 volts :) obviously that doesn’t apply here. Depends what total volts/amps he’s got running from the array. No idea..

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