SFVdave wrote:
hpdrver wrote:
If you have a progressive 3 stage charger and plug in the progressive charge pendant you can charge lithium batteries. By pressing the charge pendant, the charger will go into boost mode 14.6 volts and after 4 hours return to a safe 13.6 float charge. Progressive recommended this to me instead of replacing the charger with the lithium charger.
That's is what I have been doing. Not happy about a constant 14.6v and possibly frying my appliances. Also have a 200 watt Renogy inverter attached to the batteries. Not sure how it likes that voltage either.
I believe hpdrver has a conventional PD 3-stage converter (13.2v/13.6v/14.4v; each selectable using the Charge Wizard). If he has the PD converter that switches between conventional 3-stage and single-stage 14.6v lithium, it will not drop to 13.6v in the lithium mode. He must select conventional than use the Charge Wizard to select 13.6v.
Have you had a chance to verify the voltage output of your PD4560Licsv when you switch modes with the Charge Wizard?
Don't believe Renogy currently makes a 200w inverter. Did you mean 2000w? Most Renogy inverters have at least a 15.0v input rating. Some are rated as high as 16.0v.
