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BFL13
Oct 16, 2019Explorer II
The Morningstar manual says it is an NEC requirement to have disconnects on the array and also on the battery side. It seems more like a safety issue with the high panel voltages. They also say the controller can be damaged.
There is also the need with 12/24 controllers to first connect the battery to let the controller learn what system voltage is before connecting the array.
I have had my controllers on array but not battery at times with no issues, but maybe just lucky.
There is also the need with 12/24 controllers to first connect the battery to let the controller learn what system voltage is before connecting the array.
I have had my controllers on array but not battery at times with no issues, but maybe just lucky.
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