12/24v Solar Controller --> 6v Batteries
Background: Purchased a used coach, came with a solar panel/controller setup that's connected to Two 6-volt house batteries. I got no paperwork for any of it but scouring the interwebs I at least fou...
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Boon Docker wrote:BFL13 wrote:
Ignore everything to do with lights and loads. Only thing to set for you is the max voltage it lets the battery get to. (Whatever they are calling that)
On the Solar30 they call it "cease charging" but all it means is that is when the controller starts controlling--ie stops the battery voltage from going any higher.
I do believe the battery charge settings are preset and can not be changed.
---It looks like a Solar30, but is not the same for how it works, so ignore what I said that does not apply to this one.---
It does say they have a four stage charging profile, so if no adjustable voltage, just set it to "Flooded" batts (vs AGM) and good to go.
EG, EP Solar has their standard profile of 14.6 for Absorb with fixed two hours at that once it gets that high, then drops to 13.6 Float. A good profile for many scenarios.
