Which 20 amp fuse?

[Peppadog]

I have an EBL119 and want to disconnect mains charging to the new LifePo leisure batteries. I'm confused which 20amp fuse to pull so that mains charging of the van battery continues. I have a victron ip22 on its way.
Thanks

 

[Peppadog]

Don’t answer that. I found it.

 

[autorouter]

Don’t answer that. I found it.

Great, problem solved. But you could answer it, for the next person who wants to know...

 

[Peppadog]

So. Moving on. Having instigated mains charging, I opened the bluetooth connection to the three 50ah lithiums under the drivers seat and pulled the assumed 20 amp fuse. The charging stopped.

I then did the same with the engine running, saw the charging, and pulled the 50 amp fuse near the engine battery. Again, the charging stopped.

I’ll install the new Victron IP22 charger tomorrow. I toyed with fitting a Y kettle connector to the EBL119, but the charger location indicates it makes more sense to wire it into the mains consumer unit on the same breaker as the EBL. Right next to it are the two 16mm2 cables coming the 1.5m from the new Li batteries. Is it acceptable to connect the charger into the pos and neg bus in the same spot, or must the positive have its own cable to the batteries?

 

[autorouter]

Great, problem solved. But you could answer it, for the next person who wants to know...

So. Moving on.

OK, I'll do it. On the EBL119 front panel, it's the 20A fuse on the far left, labelled 'Internes Lademodul' (= Internal Charger Module).

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[Peppadog]

Sorry. I misunderstood. I was thinking when I see others asking the same question.