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My batteries finally died, i am not willing to replace them, since my setup wont run noting major like a fridge or ac. It only provides a backup for the living room and tv and internet. What would be a fair price to sell (4) 100watt panels and a Ep Ever 4325bn charge controller and a 24V...

thanks i thought i had it set right i saw it went to float charge right as i was in the middle or dinner out. i used to have a tracer 4012an and had remote monitering set up. im glad it works with the new controller too.

both light just flash green slowly all the time it look like its chargeing. is this right

both light just flash green slowly all the time it look like its chargeing. is this right

currently have a damaged EPEVER 4012an the load os fried, the last one i had did the same too u had a 24 to 12 convereter fry and dead short the load at full PV power to the controller

yes you can destroy a EPEVER i had a 4210an that i damaged. The 24V to 12V converter hooked up on the load output failed and shorted out and dead shorted under full power and damaged the load control so it made a beeping noise when the PV was active as the same time the load was turned on...

it is voc im at 83V and 4 amps on a string in the best light conditions a string makes 330 watts at 072v mppt voltage and 14 amps. i got the battery charging voltage set at 28.8v. So the final is 28.8 at 14 amps on the battery per sting

im heavly looking at the Victron 100/30, it will be seeing the max amp with 2 strings of 4 100 watt panel or would it be best to get the 100/50, with about 1200 watts. Three strings of 4 100 watt panels. Each sting is in series

i need a new MPPT charge controller my Epever 4210an is defective this is the second one i tried and both was bad. Im getting a refund and want to get a controller that will work guaranteed. Im looking at a Victron or a 4215bn by Epever. Or should i bust the bank and go Outback. I will be...

a 5000 BTU A/C will use about 450 watts constant and about 800 watts on start-up, 800 watts of solar panels will average about 600 watts or more a hour and that is enough to run the AC and still give the batteries enough to charge.

i am in the process of gradually working to the point of running a 5,000 BTU AC during the day. It will take about 800 Watts of panels on a MPPT charger and about 200 amp hours of batteries. I am on a 24v system so if you are on a 12v system you would need more batteries, The inverter should be...

how you get 20 amps with 400 watts of panels. I have the same now with 2 gauge wire for inverter and 6 gauge the batt. and i'm using a. epever MPPT charger My panels are all in series making 83v and 4 amps going inside to the controller. After MPPT charging i see 29v at 14 amps.

just heard from them now

I have a issue with my charge controller and sent in a support ticker online from the website (#716 4012an). If has been a almost 5 days and no reply and when i look on the site for updates is still shows being processed on the status.