No real reason not to - I did that for many years when I was building my own sites.
If you can get a charge controller with an Ethernet interface (or a serial interface and a packetflux interface module) you can see everything you want. You may need additional hardware if you want a LVD. As I mentioned it’s been years since I used this method but at the time the Morningstar controller could be set up as a LVD or a charge controller but not both at the same time. Mark > On Dec 28, 2017, at 2:28 PM, Adam Moffett <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm thinking if I simply connect a 24V PSU to the solar panel terminals on a > Morningstar Sunsaver that I have a DC UPS now. > > Someone tell me why I shouldn't use a solar controller as a UPS. Is there's > a reason?
