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BFL13
Oct 21, 2014Explorer II
Don't forget to "calibrate" your new Solar30 so you know what voltage it will go to above what you set it at.
The T-1275s like to be at 15ish for a good while after they get that high and since they don't gas much, don't lose water much. But meanwhile at that time of day, around supper time, you want to use the inverter for things, so that means keeping the voltage under 15v so the inverter won't alarm off (some have higher limits than 15)
So it is a conflict you have to work around at the time. Disconnect solar, run the inverter, connect solar back up. Or leave solar at 14.9 (which might mean set it at 14.6 or whatever :) )
BTW it is amp hours not amps--you keep doing that!
The T-1275s like to be at 15ish for a good while after they get that high and since they don't gas much, don't lose water much. But meanwhile at that time of day, around supper time, you want to use the inverter for things, so that means keeping the voltage under 15v so the inverter won't alarm off (some have higher limits than 15)
So it is a conflict you have to work around at the time. Disconnect solar, run the inverter, connect solar back up. Or leave solar at 14.9 (which might mean set it at 14.6 or whatever :) )
BTW it is amp hours not amps--you keep doing that!
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