Solar backfeed breakers are interesting because they are commonly operating at their max ratings for long periods of time.
Today I had a situation where I was feeding two panels side by side with the same sized array. I measured amp output of each array to be within one amp.
One of the breakers was hot to the touch, too hot to hold a finger on for more than a few seconds. The other was just warm. I found this interesting as both breakers and panels are brand new.
How hot is too hot for a breaker to be? At what point is a hot breaker a concern?
thanks
Today I had a situation where I was feeding two panels side by side with the same sized array. I measured amp output of each array to be within one amp.
One of the breakers was hot to the touch, too hot to hold a finger on for more than a few seconds. The other was just warm. I found this interesting as both breakers and panels are brand new.
How hot is too hot for a breaker to be? At what point is a hot breaker a concern?
thanks