DC Kill switch

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   Hi, part of our ongoing lightning strike repair nightmare, I have noticed that if you turn off the DC via the rotating kill switch there is still power to the DC control panel unless you turn off the shore power as well.Is this right? We had a new inverter put in at the end of last year and it seems there is now a feed from the inverter back to the DC panel.
Not being an electrician, any advise would be seriously welcome
Thanking you in advance
All the best
Paul

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	Hi, part of our ongoing lightning strike repair nightmare, I have noticed that if you turn off the DC via the rotating kill switch there is still power to the DC control panel unless you turn off the shore power as well. Is this right? We had a new inverter put in at the end of last year and it seems there is now a feed from the inverter back to the DC panel. Not being an electrician, any advise would be seriously welcome Thanking you in advance All the best Paul
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