Finally re-wiring my Hobie Livewell...need help.

[jruiz]

In most applications it doesn't really matter. For salt water applications it's better to have the switch off the positive to minimize corrosion. The fewer components you have at zero relative to the negative terminal the better.

[BrokeLoser]

Originally Posted by jruiz

In most applications it doesn't really matter. For salt water applications it's better to have the switch off the positive to minimize corrosion. The fewer components you have at zero relative to the negative terminal the better.

Yeah but don't you always want to keep your ground circuit open? Am i open to potential problems with a closed ground? All the switch does is open and close whichever terminal it's inline with right?

[jruiz]

Originally Posted by BrokeLoser

Yeah but don't you always want to keep your ground circuit open? Am i open to potential problems with a closed ground? All the switch does is open and close whichever terminal it's inline with right?

I can't think of a reason to do it one way or the other than the reason I mentioned.