15.2 v during solar equalization charge - what do you do?
I'm reading the operation manual for the BLUE SKY ENERGY SB3000i
It reads:
It also reads:
This could be dangerous for sensitive equipment and I'm what those of you who have solar power systems do on your RV to handle this potential problem?
It reads:
the 3000i will perform an automatic equalization at the factory default settings of 15.2V for 2 hours every 30 days which is typically suitable for most flooded lead-acid batteries
It also reads:
The maximum setpoint voltage limit places a maximum limit or ceiling on the charge voltage setpoint used by the 3000i in all charge modes to prevent inverters or other equipment from shutting down due to excess voltage. Regardless of initial setpoints, charge mode or temperature compensation the 3000i will not use a charge voltage setpoint greater than the maximum setpoint voltage limit (uPr) factory set to 15.5V.
This could be dangerous for sensitive equipment and I'm what those of you who have solar power systems do on your RV to handle this potential problem?
