Im running a Victron system which runs my internet and security cams along side a NUC. Its a remote location and occasioanlly the batteries can die because we get zero sun in Central NY in winter. And this is all with 1600Watts of Solar and 608AH of batteries just to run 100Watts 24/7.
My issue is when the batteries die during the day the solar will still power the system a bit on cloudy days but not very steady, so all the electronics flicker on and off and that certainly is no good and has killed 2 modems. Is there any device out there that can kill the outgoing power to the electronics until the batteries charge up enough to turn on again? All working independently and without my presence? Victron's battery protect might be ok, but will cycle too frequently as the solar goes up and down. Something with a timed delay or something might be best but I dont know. There has to be something. Thanks
My issue is when the batteries die during the day the solar will still power the system a bit on cloudy days but not very steady, so all the electronics flicker on and off and that certainly is no good and has killed 2 modems. Is there any device out there that can kill the outgoing power to the electronics until the batteries charge up enough to turn on again? All working independently and without my presence? Victron's battery protect might be ok, but will cycle too frequently as the solar goes up and down. Something with a timed delay or something might be best but I dont know. There has to be something. Thanks
