Can this panel charge two 6 volt deep cycle batteries connected in series to make 12 volts?
896864
Yes, Connect the positive lead of the solar charger to the positive terminal of one of the batteries and the negative lead to a negative terminal.
1199495
I don't think so. I tried to charge 2 12 volt batteries together for your same reason but that didn't work.
1813048
Yes. I have a Thunderbolt Solar Panel kit from Harbor Freight Tools that came with a Voltage controlled that the panels connect to as well as a deep cycle battery. I have these LED bulbs wired to the 12vdc output and they been working great for about two years. Hope this helps. Lee
875261
Two 6V wired in series is 12V not 6V, and yes it will. "Per Customer Service Baccus Global, LLC the unit will operate at 12V with two 6V batteries with the same capacity."
1123838
Yes, the charge controller will automatically bind to the single 12 volt battery, with appropriate charge from a 24 volt panel.
940331
Certainly. I use mine to charge 4, 6-volt golf cart batteries that are run in series.
1099549
I don't see why not, I have mine hooked up to my batteries so basically I'm using it like a multi-meter.as long as you're not going over the voltage rated for the meter.use caution as most 12v panels exceed 20v open curcuit.
1311912
You need to connect the panel with solar wire connectors like the MC4. You can connect to several batteries as long as they are connected with the correct voltage ie 12 or 24 volts depending on which way you go with the charge controller. Connecting 12v batteries in parallel will give you 12v. Go in series and you get 24v.
1736619
If your charging a single 6 volt No if you're charging two together to make a 12 volt yes you can otherwise you need one for 6 volt only
1766040
I don't see any reason why you cannot trickle charge a 12 Volt DC battery with the solar panel. Although it will maintain a fully charged battery ,however, it will not charge a weak or dead battery. I presume that answers your question.
1233769
I believe you will need two panels connected in a series for a 24 V system. My panel puts out 18.99 volts max, not enough for a 24 volt battery. hope this helps.
30434
Yes BUT... You have to buy a charge controller that can "step down" the 36 volts from the panel to 12 volts for the batteries. Look at Morningstar controllers and or go to Morningstar's website to get the specs on an appropriate controller for your application.
409922
This unit is intended for use with a 12 volt DC battery. While it is not acceptable to connect two 12 volt batteries in series for this power inverter, it is a great idea to connect two or more 12 volt batteries in parallel. This will provide you with additional amp-hours to power your 110 volt appliances.
932456
Yes , these are 12V panels .Under full sun , one panel can produce Around 17VDC .You will need a good solar controller to keep voltage to 12V to your batteries
1509042
The panel puts out 12V DC, so charging the 12V starting battery is no problem. I wouldn't charge a 24V system with a 12V panel, but if you disconnect each of the 2 12V batteries for the trolling motor and charge them separately, that would work.
1403595
Yes it should work on all 6 and 12 volt batteries. Reading the voltage as well as being able to tell you if it can take a load. I'm satisfied with its' performance. Your deep cycle battery is still a 12 volt, being designed to handle a greater range of charged to discharged cycles. .
1004221
Yes, they're ideal for that purpose. You'll need a solar charge controller to manage the charge voltage and current, just as for any 12V battery system. The best and most efficient charge controller is the "maximum power point" (MPPT) controller.