RV Voltages too high while charging
I have a problem and have been wrapping my head around this for a few days. I have four 100w Solar panels, and a Morningstar RJ-45 programmable charge controller wired to batteries. I have Four In...
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Thanks for all the input!
I called Interstate. The tech said he can not recommend absorption voltage below 15.25 He mentioned getting a Dc-Dc adapter for the inverter as mentioned before. He said if I ran below 15.25 for absorption then I should go as high as I can, and to equalize the batteries every 21 days, if under heavy use.
I think I'll put the voltage for 14.9 and see if tat works well, if not, I'll drop it to 14.8 Of course I'll hydro test the batteries regularly and if really needed, I can reprogram the controller for the higher voltages when we are not using the camper.
I called Interstate. The tech said he can not recommend absorption voltage below 15.25 He mentioned getting a Dc-Dc adapter for the inverter as mentioned before. He said if I ran below 15.25 for absorption then I should go as high as I can, and to equalize the batteries every 21 days, if under heavy use.
I think I'll put the voltage for 14.9 and see if tat works well, if not, I'll drop it to 14.8 Of course I'll hydro test the batteries regularly and if really needed, I can reprogram the controller for the higher voltages when we are not using the camper.
