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electrical:solar:panel-bank_ratio [2018/07/27 10:13] frater_secessus [Panel:Bank ratio] |
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This generally considered the minimum, though it will likely work out fine in [[electrical: | This generally considered the minimum, though it will likely work out fine in [[electrical: | ||
[[electrical: | [[electrical: | ||
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+ | Working backwards, successfully fully charging lead-chemisties by solar means only requires about 8.45hrs of Full Sun Equivalent on MPPT, and about 9.7hrs FSE with PWM. There is nowhere in CONUS that has 8.45hrs of FSE even under ideal conditions. | ||
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===== 2:1 overpaneling ===== | ===== 2:1 overpaneling ===== | ||
//2:1// == 200W solar + 100Ah of battery. | //2:1// == 200W solar + 100Ah of battery. | ||
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* the battery bank is [[electrical: | * the battery bank is [[electrical: | ||
Outside the above configurations, | Outside the above configurations, | ||
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+ | ===== battery health ===== | ||
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+ | Different battery types have different charging requirements: | ||
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+ | * lithium - no minimum, charge at any rate up to the max | ||
+ | * flooded lead-acid: | ||
+ | * minimum ratio with MPPT = 1.25w:1ah | ||
+ | * minimum ratio with MPPT = 1.5w: | ||
+ | * AGM lead-acid: | ||
+ | * minimum ratio with MPPT = 2.5w:1ah | ||
+ | * minimum ratio with MPPT = 3w: | ||