Is this the same as all positives/negatives connected for parallel wiring?
- Thread starter imbuere
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What will the results of them being not well balanced be?
For example the lower batteries near the main connection will work harder than the other batteries. The top two will be under worked.
Consider separate equal length cables from each battery to a common bus.
As a compromise connect the main negative (or positive) to the other end (top) of the stack. This will draw power from each end and create better balance.
Similar to this: (US Battery website)
Consider separate equal length cables from each battery to a common bus.
As a compromise connect the main negative (or positive) to the other end (top) of the stack. This will draw power from each end and create better balance.
Similar to this: (US Battery website)
I should have mentioned this is for solar panels. Does that make any difference?For example the lower batteries near the main connection will work harder than the other batteries. The top two will be under worked.
Consider separate equal length cables from each battery to a common bus.
As a compromise connect the main negative (or positive) to the other end (top) of the stack. This will draw power from each end and create better balance.
Similar to this: (US Battery website)
It’d depend a lot on the application, no? Generally I would agree.
These are the renology 50w flexible panels and are going on top of my Jeep’s camper pop top.
I have the Victron 100/20, so I’m 20-25% below the amp capacity.
Why is that?
