They run as 18v through a redarc bcdc unit positioned next to the batteries.
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They run as 18v through a redarc bcdc unit positioned next to the batteries.
What is the minimum input voltage of your bcdc charger?
Aaron
for self sufficiency you need a ratio of 5 - 3. (say 500watts to 300amps) in any sizing you like. who cares about cloud?;)
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Originally Posted by Aaron IIA
25 Amps I believe. I'm thinking of adding another 300W panel to the set up and if that doesn't work there's always a generator.
Lots of advice not to buy a cheap Mppt controller.
Any advise or recommendations on a good make and model?
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25 amps would be the rated current output. I was asking about the minimum input voltage to run your charger.Quote:
Originally Posted by loneranger
Aaron
Phil
I have been impressed with blue solar from victron energy....
Lots of good options
S
My Morning star controller is in my battery box under the seat , nearly 3 years now , daily rough & dusty roads & it works well . Can't ask for much more than that .
Thanks Gents
I had to go look it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron IIA
I can't paste the table but it has
Input Open Circuit All Models Low Voltage Conditions
Solar all models
Turn On 17.5V
Turn Off 17.2V
Input Loaded Low Voltage Conditions
Turn OFF instantly below 8V - All including solar.
Turn OFF after 20 secs below -N/A for solar
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