Eco-worthy 20a MPPT controller
Last month I purchased the Eco-Worthy 20a MPPT controller from their website for $89 plus $24 shipping. Right now it says $102.50 and free shipping. You can see them on ebay with free shipping and if ...
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Hi Don
The battery is a 95 ah grp 27.
I can pushed the voltage up in absorb to 15v but I don't know if that means the absorb stage will be 15v or it will switch to absorb when the battery hits 15v. There is really little documentation with the unit.
Edit
Cross referencing to the Blixt unit that has a better manual, it says.
* CHARGE SET * ABSORB 14.4V
This is the maximum voltage at the end of the charge cycle (ABSORB phase). You
can change this voltage using the + and - buttons. Check the battery manufacturers
recommendations. Sealed batteries like gel or AGM use lower settings (often
14.2V), liquid batteries bene t from higher settings (usually 14.6-15.0V)
Press Menu again. Display will show:
* CHARGE SET * FLOAT 13.8V
This is the trickle charge voltage when the battery is fully charged (FLOAT phase).
You can change this voltage using the + and - buttons. Check the battery manufacturers
recommendations. 13.8V will be OK for most batteries.
The battery is a 95 ah grp 27.
I can pushed the voltage up in absorb to 15v but I don't know if that means the absorb stage will be 15v or it will switch to absorb when the battery hits 15v. There is really little documentation with the unit.
Edit
Cross referencing to the Blixt unit that has a better manual, it says.
* CHARGE SET * ABSORB 14.4V
This is the maximum voltage at the end of the charge cycle (ABSORB phase). You
can change this voltage using the + and - buttons. Check the battery manufacturers
recommendations. Sealed batteries like gel or AGM use lower settings (often
14.2V), liquid batteries bene t from higher settings (usually 14.6-15.0V)
Press Menu again. Display will show:
* CHARGE SET * FLOAT 13.8V
This is the trickle charge voltage when the battery is fully charged (FLOAT phase).
You can change this voltage using the + and - buttons. Check the battery manufacturers
recommendations. 13.8V will be OK for most batteries.
