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Old 08-19-2021, 10:39 PM   #15
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Actually it's a little difficult to see in the picture but there are standoffs on the terminals with the bars.....these were provided with the batteries (Lion Energy 1300UT). This allows the 4/0 wires that are used to create 4 sets of batteries @24V.

I used stainless bolts vs. the wing nuts provided which allows us to torque the bolts to a factory spec
Nice. BTW, be sure no stainless is in the current path. SS has about 20 times higher resistance than aluminum so, maybe 40 times the resistance of copper? I had some SS in the current path during a temporary lash-up for balancing cells ...... won't do that again.
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