Forum Discussion
pianotuna
Feb 07, 2015Nomad III
Hi,
I think BFL, being a careful man, is more likely to set up switching to easily and quickly change his wiring to the battery bank from 12 to 24 volts for extracting all the amps (since he is allergic to watts) from the solar system. Small loads (up to 20 amps) could be run from a DC to DC converter for under $20. When he wants to use his (expensive) inverters he can switch the bank back to 12 volts, or for small loads up to 150 watts, he can connect the inverter to the dc to dc converter output.
This will allow him to charge with pwm technology and get the same or better power to the bank than an expensive mppt unit.
I think BFL, being a careful man, is more likely to set up switching to easily and quickly change his wiring to the battery bank from 12 to 24 volts for extracting all the amps (since he is allergic to watts) from the solar system. Small loads (up to 20 amps) could be run from a DC to DC converter for under $20. When he wants to use his (expensive) inverters he can switch the bank back to 12 volts, or for small loads up to 150 watts, he can connect the inverter to the dc to dc converter output.
This will allow him to charge with pwm technology and get the same or better power to the bank than an expensive mppt unit.
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