Morningstar makes one of the better charge controllers and the one that
I like has ethernet access built in. It takes up to 150 V from the
arrays. They also have their new Mega Controller that will do up to
600 Volts I don't know of any WISPs that are using it. We have sites
that we have 2x Morningstars feeding our battery sets...
Robert
On 11/27/18 5:07 PM, Forrest Christian (List Account) wrote:
Looking at determining the maximum reasonable voltage range for a new
product I'm working on.
I'm wanting to include a reasonable input for measuring solar panel
voltage (a common request). For those who are running solar arrays to
charge a DC site (not grid-connected), I'm wondering what type of array
voltages you're running. I'd prefer the Voc figure since that is worst
case, but even the nameplate voltage (i.e. multiples of 12V) would be
useful since I can kinda infer the Voc from that.
I suspect some of you are running rather high voltages (>100Voc) on your
arrays, not sure If I'm going to be able to measure that high, but would
like to get a feel for what the reality is.
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