Trojan T-1275 Trouble
Newbie here. I have a travel trailer that has a Trojan T-1275 battery that is around three years old. The camper spends most of it's time in a pole barn hooked up to a couple of 100 watt solar pan...
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First please identify your panels as to their specs ie, Isc, Voc, wattage Vmp, Imp if you have that but don't need it.
Second, how are they (how many) connected for series or parallel or both?
This will clear up whether you have the right controller.
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EDIT--OP says two 100w panels. to get 44 volts output that means they are in series. Wrong! they should be in parallel. Now voltage will be 22v and your amps will be 12 instead of just 6. That will help :)
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To get better charging for your T-1275, I recommend the adjustable voltage PowerMax and use it as a portable charger, leaving the WFCO in place for when on shore power. That saves you from a bunch of wiring work.
https://www.boatandrvaccessories.com/products/powermax-pm3-60lk-12-volts-60-amp-power-converter-battery-charger-w-led-light
This is not the same charger, but use it like this when off grid:
Second, how are they (how many) connected for series or parallel or both?
This will clear up whether you have the right controller.
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EDIT--OP says two 100w panels. to get 44 volts output that means they are in series. Wrong! they should be in parallel. Now voltage will be 22v and your amps will be 12 instead of just 6. That will help :)
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To get better charging for your T-1275, I recommend the adjustable voltage PowerMax and use it as a portable charger, leaving the WFCO in place for when on shore power. That saves you from a bunch of wiring work.
https://www.boatandrvaccessories.com/products/powermax-pm3-60lk-12-volts-60-amp-power-converter-battery-charger-w-led-light
This is not the same charger, but use it like this when off grid:
