The Eco-w's new VOC limit
The last Eco-w 20a controller came while we we camping. The first thing I noticed was it now comes in a printed box with graphics and the info on it. The second thing I noticed is on the box the VOC l...
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I have to agree with you on the temperature differences, I was disappointed when I didn't see 17a readings in July when it was 24-27C/75-80F. Saturday morning everything was frosted and it took a while to warm up. Had I thought to wipe down the panels after the frost melted I probably would have seen more. We never saw frost again or 17a. High 16's though.
As for the Eco-w being affected by temperature. I've seen asked if it has TC on you tube and the person that responds as Eco-worthy said no. I've seen it respond to high heat by clipping amps and I get higher readings when it's cold out. Yet you didn't change it with a Ice pack, so the difference has to be the panel unless the controller gets really warm. It's possible it clips amps then as a self preservation act to keep from burning up.
As for the Eco-w being affected by temperature. I've seen asked if it has TC on you tube and the person that responds as Eco-worthy said no. I've seen it respond to high heat by clipping amps and I get higher readings when it's cold out. Yet you didn't change it with a Ice pack, so the difference has to be the panel unless the controller gets really warm. It's possible it clips amps then as a self preservation act to keep from burning up.
