wingnut771
Honorary Master
Still waiting for the elusive link though.And we welcome it's appearance
I'm actually really keen to see this in action. It also explains why it's a bit on the pricey side compared to other PWM controllers
Still waiting for the elusive link though.And we welcome it's appearance
I'm actually really keen to see this in action. It also explains why it's a bit on the pricey side compared to other PWM controllers
There's honestly nothing special about it, it's just overpriced mediocrity and I don't see why it's more pricey.And we welcome it's appearance
I'm actually really keen to see this in action. It also explains why it's a bit on the pricey side compared to other PWM controllers
What's the price?There's honestly nothing special about it, it's just overpriced mediocrity and I don't see why it's more pricey.
I don't know about the PC board type but the box type,What's the price?
Yeah I was going to say, the internal one is actually not bad.Oh, I just found the internal one, at least the price isn't bad.
Thats where I bought it.Oh, I just found the internal one, at least the price isn't bad.
You need to open the inverter itself and take photos of the open plugs so that we can match them upSolar at the right on those 2 studs. Batt on the 2 wires already connected. Then there's 3 x 4 pin and 3 x 2 pin. And separate board with green and red led with 4 pin plug. Two wires with 4 pin both sides and one wire 2 pin both sides.
I don't know about the PC board type but the box type,
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Mecer External Solar Charge Controller
INPUT Maximum PV Array Open Circuit Voltage 50V Maximum PV Array Power 2400w OUTPUT Nominal Battery Voltage 24V Maximum Charging Current 50A PHYSICAL Dimensions ( LxWxH mm ) 150x135x85 Net Weight 1Kg ENVIRONMENT Humidity 0-90% RH (Non-Condensing) Operating Temperature -20°C – 55°C Storage...electrogadgets.co.za
I will do that tomorrow.You need to open the inverter itself and take photos of the open plugs so that we can match them up
Hmmm .... Not sure about that hey. The external one just plonks onto the battery terminals, while the internal one seems to connect to the internals and interface directly with the inverter. I think that makes the internal one superior, but certainly less user friendly to setupApparently this and the box type is exactly the same. This one is cheaper because it doesn't come in the original casing.
I decided to measure the voltages of my 2 Hubble batteries. Battery 1 is 13.97v and battery 2 is 13.27. my Mecer 24v seams to think this okay. What do you guys reckon? Do I need to balance them? If so how would you recommend I do that? I have a fancy charger that can charge PB, should I connect it to battery 1 and charge battery 2?
Switch inverter off. Connect fancy charger to battery 2 and charge until complete. Do the same for battery 1. Switch inverter back on.I decided to measure the voltages of my 2 Hubble batteries. Battery 1 is 13.97v and battery 2 is 13.27. my Mecer 24v seams to think this okay. What do you guys reckon? Do I need to balance them? If so how would you recommend I do that? I have a fancy charger that can charge PB, should I connect it to battery 1 and charge battery 2?
Switch inverter off. Connect fancy charger to battery 2 and charge until complete. Do the same for battery 1. Switch inverter back on.
or like @AlphaJohn suggests, rewire into parallel and charge together with fancy charger.
Awesome. Thank you guys. I'll give it a try. I think it will be easier for me to charge the battery 2 with the fancy charger. If it doesn't work then I'll rewire the batteries into parallel.