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Does anyone have any input on this? It seems very basic, it shouldn't matter where the negative and positive battery cables land on the Lynx Distributor, given they are just separate neg and pos busbars, but I haven't seen anyone wire their system like this, so I just want to make sure I'm not overlooking something and making a mistake.

Again, it just makes sense for me to wire this way given where the battery terminals are in relation to the Lynx Distributor. Two battery system wired in parallel, with main leads coming off opposite sides of the bank. The distributor sits above the batteries, and wiring on the same side would result in cables crossing over each other and one being longer than necessary. If I wire to opposite sides of the distributor, I can keep both cable on their respective ends and keep cables as short as possible.

Thanks for any and all input.

Is the answer to this just so plain and simple that its not worth answering? I promise I have searched and have not found anything else discussing this. But it does seem plainly simple. Just want to be sure since I have really never seen anyone bring their + and - battery cables into opposite sides of their Lynx Distributor.

Please just reassure my thinking, or tell me why it's stupid. Thank you

It doesn't seem like it would matter.

Anyone else have input on this? Thanks

One of the things I'm trying to determine is... the Lynx busbar for 1,000A, its size is substantially large for the size of the system I am using, MultiPlus II 12/3000/120, so generally less than 300A. I cannot imagine the the Lynx Power-In/Distributor could have any current flow affect with regards to which end of the Lynx the system is connected to or affect the length of battery cables connected.

@IgVan you mention a Lynx Distributer but also mention a Lynx Power-in. Do you have a Lynx Power-in, a lynx 500 BMS and a Lynx Distributer or do you simply have a Lynx Distributer. If you only have a Distributer you can put your negative cable on any of the four connectors. If you have the BMS connected however, you can only put the battery negative on the left hand side of the BMS because the BMS has a shunt and supply and load connections must be correctly positioned with respect to the shunt.

I hope this helps.