You�ve
got 34V panels and a charge controller made for 12V, 24V, or
48V�
How is
that working?
Jason
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I have
(2) Shell SP150 panels, (1) Trace C40 with DVM, (8) 6-volt, (1) 24v to 12V
convertor.
(2)
APPO's, (1) Trango, (1) Switch.
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I just
tested a couple of AP Totals and they were drawing .37 Amps at 14.1 Volts. I
found them more power efficient than expected, and calculated that a single
12V, 80aH battery would be more than enough to handle a few days of cloudiness
and keep the depth-of-discharge to under 50%. You can look at the Concord
PVX-690T AGM for about $120 or you can get a 12V lead-acid for under
$70.
Jason
Szumlanski
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For those of us
who're going to be using these on battery power (solar charged), actual
current figures would be REALLY helpful.
Thanks
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