Search results

FYI the picture of the MT50 is the same controller at 2 different times more sun My Nav Station battery voltage reading is usually .5 or so off I have the EPEVRS MPPT I see they offer a blue to adaptor

Thanks From my solar panels, it is approx 30 feet of wire give or take I am not sure what the PV value is I am attaching the sticker from the back of the panel I attached the MT50 readout do not fully understand the readout more on the battery side. does not seem to match up with the NAv...

should have proof read my post I have 2-175 watt panels on my boat Mainly to keep the beer cold I am on a , mooring I currently have them wired in parallel. 12 volt I can series tem to 24 volts .... bringing 24v to my MPPT load side out to battery bank 4-4d batteries The 4d batteries...

If the MPPT controller is capable of 2 panels in series input 24 v to MPPT and on the controller output step down charge 12 volt batteries ?? If so ,Is it best to bring the higher voltage to the MPPT will my battery charge at a faster rate Thanks

I have 2 -175 watt panels on my boat Wired in parallel. Wired from panel #8 wire to an MPPT controller Load side direct to charge 4-4d lead acid. Charging 12 volt system Parallel /series always the question of which way to wire High voltage less amps /low voltage high amps If I re-wired...

the Life batteries I purchase said they could be 4only up to 4 in parallel. I do not remember seeing anything about series

What is the charge rate IE how long does it take for full charge

panels are in parallel my system is 12-volt system feed 12 v dc to 12 v dc charger to charge the engine battery that is not a bad idea

Thanks Unfortunately Limited on the boat I guess the only option is an AB switch to isolate and charge one at a time Not the best scenario but an option

Hey Guys First Post Like some feedback and information and thoughts I was watching a lot of Will videos which guided me Wondering if anyone has installed 2 MPPT controllers off the solar panels I have 2 -175 watt solar panels I parallel the panels and ran #8 wire to the MPPT controller...