At our off grid cabin in Canada we have 2 100 AH AGM batteries. They are currently separate, running separate circuits. Because of uneven loads and the solar panel situation I plan to put them in parallel and have all loads on the same circuit. This runs led lights, cell phone chargers, marine radio, water pump and cell phone booster.
For solar we have a 225 watt, a 90 watt and a 50 watt panel. There is one Epever MPPT controller and two PWM controllers. Right now all three panels face south.
I'm thinking I should face the 90 watt panel(with its PWM controller) east to provide some juice first thing in the morning if for some reason the battery gets low overnight, the 225 watt panel(with the Epever) south and the 50 watt panel west.
This cabin is only used in the summer so we get a lot of sun when it's not cloudy and in the fall we shut everything down and put the battery in storage.
What do you fine people think? Is there better placement for these panels?
For solar we have a 225 watt, a 90 watt and a 50 watt panel. There is one Epever MPPT controller and two PWM controllers. Right now all three panels face south.
I'm thinking I should face the 90 watt panel(with its PWM controller) east to provide some juice first thing in the morning if for some reason the battery gets low overnight, the 225 watt panel(with the Epever) south and the 50 watt panel west.
This cabin is only used in the summer so we get a lot of sun when it's not cloudy and in the fall we shut everything down and put the battery in storage.
What do you fine people think? Is there better placement for these panels?