Using a residential PV panel on RV
Hi everyone, Newly registered to the forum here, I've been reading a lot of helpful information here over the past year while doing my conversion though. I haven't been able to find a straight ans...
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Hi BoonHauler,
(ERROR error That is what I thought too, but the Morning Star "string" sizing tool says 1250 for a series connection, and 1000 watts for parallel (if I remember correctly)).
I apparently used the string connector tool wrongly.
I did find a midnight solar that can do 96 amps.
http://www.solarhome.org/MidniteSolarClassic15096A12-72VMPPTChargeController.aspx
(ERROR error That is what I thought too, but the Morning Star "string" sizing tool says 1250 for a series connection, and 1000 watts for parallel (if I remember correctly)).
I apparently used the string connector tool wrongly.
I did find a midnight solar that can do 96 amps.
http://www.solarhome.org/MidniteSolarClassic15096A12-72VMPPTChargeController.aspx
BoonHauler wrote:pianotuna wrote:
Hi BoonHauler,
The upper limit for a 12 volt bank and a 60 amp controller is 1250 watts. Above that wattage the choices for a controller get expensive and limited, unless two are used in parallel (expensive, again!).
Do you have a "short list" for controllers?
Don, I'm adding another 60 amp CC. I'm staying with Morningstar. As for the upper limit of a TS-MPPT-60 I see it as 800 watts.
