Hey guys,
I am trying to install solar panels on a boat and I want them to charge the boats existing 4x 95AH AGM batteries and 2x 200 AH Lithiums
I bought 5x 200w Renogy flex panels, 2x 200 AH Renogy Lithiums , 2x Renogy Rover 60A MPPTs and 1x Renogy 3000w inverter.
I like to charge both the AGMs and Lithiums with the 5x panels using 2 different MPPTs… I may split the panels and use 3x and 2x or something like that..
my question is…
may I connect 1000w of panels to both MPPTs at the same time.. and charge both battery banks at the same time ? If this is not possible then I guess I need to add a switch and route the current to the MPPT of my choice…
I know I have to program the MPPTs accordingly to the battery bank.
thanks / mark
I am trying to install solar panels on a boat and I want them to charge the boats existing 4x 95AH AGM batteries and 2x 200 AH Lithiums
I bought 5x 200w Renogy flex panels, 2x 200 AH Renogy Lithiums , 2x Renogy Rover 60A MPPTs and 1x Renogy 3000w inverter.
I like to charge both the AGMs and Lithiums with the 5x panels using 2 different MPPTs… I may split the panels and use 3x and 2x or something like that..
my question is…
may I connect 1000w of panels to both MPPTs at the same time.. and charge both battery banks at the same time ? If this is not possible then I guess I need to add a switch and route the current to the MPPT of my choice…
I know I have to program the MPPTs accordingly to the battery bank.
thanks / mark