Solar charge controller selection help needed
I am looking to put in a solar system that will produce about 30 amps per day. I choose a semi-flexible 135 watt panel made by Sunpower which meets my capacity needs. My only problem is choosing t...
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Almot:
Unless I'm missing something the TS-45 by Morningstar is a PWM controller that can handle 12/24 and 48 v arrays and 12v batteries.
This cant be the only controller that does this.
There really is NO (-/+ 5% )advantage to an MPPT controller for systems less than 400w. This is of course debatable.
An MPPT would allow for significant array upgrade, but I can have ~800w on my TS-45 at 12v.
Unless I'm missing something the TS-45 by Morningstar is a PWM controller that can handle 12/24 and 48 v arrays and 12v batteries.
This cant be the only controller that does this.
There really is NO (-/+ 5% )advantage to an MPPT controller for systems less than 400w. This is of course debatable.
An MPPT would allow for significant array upgrade, but I can have ~800w on my TS-45 at 12v.
