Solar Charging
Bought my used camper last year and a solar panel was already installed when I got it. My last camping trip I ran the heater overnight for two nights with no problems and was camped under trees so do...
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On the controller. Panel light and battery light alternately flashing
Panel light means panel is lit, battery flashing means battery is overcharged
Looked at the controller settings.
Charging Voltage = 19.4V
Charge current = 0.00 Amps
Load Power = 0.00 Watts
Load Voltage = 0.00 Volts
Load Current = 0.00 Amps
Battery Voltage = 14.55 Volts
Output Load Timer set to 1.00 .XX can be set to 1 to 15 Hours
Testing Mode set to 2.00. OFF. .00 = OFF .01 = ON
Output Mode set to 3.00 .00 = OFF .01 = ON Load 24x7 working
Battery is fully charged so no charging current or watts
Problem remains it is not switching to float mode and doesn't appear to be any way to to program that.
Don't understand what the Output Load Timer is used for, I expected it to limit the daytime ON hours but the
instructions shows the timer working during night time which makes no sense.
Also expected the Output Mode to be enabled for 24/7 but its not.
Anyone familiar with what the timer is used for?
Panel light means panel is lit, battery flashing means battery is overcharged
Looked at the controller settings.
Charging Voltage = 19.4V
Charge current = 0.00 Amps
Load Power = 0.00 Watts
Load Voltage = 0.00 Volts
Load Current = 0.00 Amps
Battery Voltage = 14.55 Volts
Output Load Timer set to 1.00 .XX can be set to 1 to 15 Hours
Testing Mode set to 2.00. OFF. .00 = OFF .01 = ON
Output Mode set to 3.00 .00 = OFF .01 = ON Load 24x7 working
Battery is fully charged so no charging current or watts
Problem remains it is not switching to float mode and doesn't appear to be any way to to program that.
Don't understand what the Output Load Timer is used for, I expected it to limit the daytime ON hours but the
instructions shows the timer working during night time which makes no sense.
Also expected the Output Mode to be enabled for 24/7 but its not.
Anyone familiar with what the timer is used for?
