Hello all!
Positive grounding.
I did a search for a thread on this topic but was unsuccessful. I've also looked for it in other forums. It gets talked about usually in reference to older cars, tractors, and tele communications.
I'm trying to wrap my head around what positive ground is vs. negative grounding. Current doesn't care which pole is which no? If you fuse/switch the energized lead and keep all grounds common, does it matter what you are calling each wire?My thinking positive grounding only becomes an "issue" when you have some things grounded to positive, and some to negative. Then, you have energized your ground.
I'm building a tiny house which will have 24v & 12v DC and 120v AC from an inverter and shore power. Would I run in any complications grounding "positive ground" and "negative ground" components like an inverter, 24v battery, and charge controller with 120v also common with the same ground system?
The charge controller I'm looking at is Epever LS3024B.
Any assistance would be much appreciated!
Positive grounding.
I did a search for a thread on this topic but was unsuccessful. I've also looked for it in other forums. It gets talked about usually in reference to older cars, tractors, and tele communications.
I'm trying to wrap my head around what positive ground is vs. negative grounding. Current doesn't care which pole is which no? If you fuse/switch the energized lead and keep all grounds common, does it matter what you are calling each wire?My thinking positive grounding only becomes an "issue" when you have some things grounded to positive, and some to negative. Then, you have energized your ground.
I'm building a tiny house which will have 24v & 12v DC and 120v AC from an inverter and shore power. Would I run in any complications grounding "positive ground" and "negative ground" components like an inverter, 24v battery, and charge controller with 120v also common with the same ground system?
The charge controller I'm looking at is Epever LS3024B.
Any assistance would be much appreciated!