12v battery/ 12./24v MPPT ~ 24v PV Panel
This question troubles the Old and Slow mind. I have a 24v/120w Cynergy PV panel. I would like to use it for duel purpose. For my 24v e/scooter and my 12v RV, not at the same time. The MPPT states (15...
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My first reaction would have to be the old adage "You get What You Pay for"
They copied / pasted the MS manual in many places.........
Looks as if they tossed in several useless features to make it look good. An example the load function which is typically only seen on low cost low power units
A few specifics
1 – Very limited configuration possibilities. That little numerical display would drive me nuts. The battery charge parameters are a bit limited
2 – External communications limited to none available. No way to interface a computer or anything else to remotely view status, system information, etc..
3 – No voltage sense line - not a big deal in many installs but for me a requirement when above about 25 amp capability
5 – No mention of meeting any World-wide electrical or safety standards. Could be fire and safety issues and or insurance issues your RV
6 – Limited built in fault prevention and alarms
7 – No battery EQ capability
8 – MPPT Tracking – unknown but looks better than some of the Blue Sky offerings with their "joke" user adjustable pots
That said for the price it might be worth taking a closer look at it. Some of the missing functionality might not impact the typical set and forget installation.
I would love to get my hands on one to play with it
My first reaction would have to be the old adage "You get What You Pay for"
They copied / pasted the MS manual in many places.........
Looks as if they tossed in several useless features to make it look good. An example the load function which is typically only seen on low cost low power units
A few specifics
1 – Very limited configuration possibilities. That little numerical display would drive me nuts. The battery charge parameters are a bit limited
2 – External communications limited to none available. No way to interface a computer or anything else to remotely view status, system information, etc..
3 – No voltage sense line - not a big deal in many installs but for me a requirement when above about 25 amp capability
5 – No mention of meeting any World-wide electrical or safety standards. Could be fire and safety issues and or insurance issues your RV
6 – Limited built in fault prevention and alarms
7 – No battery EQ capability
8 – MPPT Tracking – unknown but looks better than some of the Blue Sky offerings with their "joke" user adjustable pots
That said for the price it might be worth taking a closer look at it. Some of the missing functionality might not impact the typical set and forget installation.
I would love to get my hands on one to play with it
