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BFL13
Jun 12, 2020Explorer II
The specs for your controller will include a voltage limit. The voltage used for that limit is the open circuit voltage (Voc) of your panels added up if they are in series or for just one if they are in parallel.
Those panel spec Vocs are for 25C temperature (about 77F) and voltage goes up when it is colder than that. So they warn to allow more than rated Voc when camping in the cold so you don't hit that total Voc limit and fry your controller.
Those panel spec Vocs are for 25C temperature (about 77F) and voltage goes up when it is colder than that. So they warn to allow more than rated Voc when camping in the cold so you don't hit that total Voc limit and fry your controller.
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