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electrical:solar:charge_controller [2020/05/25 11:53] frater_secessus [how to choose] |
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* using panels with nominal voltages higher than 12v ((more prescisely, when panel nominal voltage exceeds house bank nominal voltage)) | * using panels with nominal voltages higher than 12v ((more prescisely, when panel nominal voltage exceeds house bank nominal voltage)) | ||
* space available for panels is limited, as on a sailboat or small vehicle | * space available for panels is limited, as on a sailboat or small vehicle | ||
+ | * daytime loads are hampered by [[electrical: | ||
* [[# | * [[# | ||
* making [[electrical: | * making [[electrical: | ||
We say " | We say " | ||
- | **Shunt controllers are useful for [[electrical: | ||
- | Their simple ON and OFF setpoints may also make them useful for charging [[electrical: | ||
Further reading: | Further reading: | ||
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* if temperatures are very low (rising Vmp means increasing output which PWM could not capture) | * if temperatures are very low (rising Vmp means increasing output which PWM could not capture) | ||
* the increase in cost is not an undue burden | * the increase in cost is not an undue burden | ||
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+ | **Shunt controllers are useful for [[electrical: | ||
+ | Their simple ON and OFF setpoints may also make them useful for charging [[electrical: | ||
===== multiple charge controllers | ===== multiple charge controllers |