Can this Panel be used to charge a 100 AmpHour Deep Cycle Marine Battery? How it will work?
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It will not bring it back up to a full charge for quite some time (several days) if you wear down the battery say 3/4's of the way. You can bring it back up, but it takes awhile
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this is a small solar panel, it will keep a 12volt car battery charged, I use mine for a 12 volt winch for a boat hoist. you could get a inverter to connect to the battery for 110volt lights.
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Depends on the wattage of the load and how long you will run in hours. It will work with a 100W panel fine. You will need a charge controller like the Morningstar SS-20L-12V SunSaver 20 Amp Charge Controller LVD. If you plan on running AC device you will need a little DC to AC inverter as well.
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As long as you wire your 3 12volt batteries in parallel, this panel will work. There are built in bypass diodes. But to avoid back flow charging from the battery, you will need either a charge controller and 5Amp is sufficient for the rated current of charge controller.
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I'm sure it will charge any battery that it's hooked up to. This unit charges my battery backup system. It's 5 deep cycle marine batteries hooked in series.
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I use this battery to power a fish/depth finder in a Kayak. It is relatively small in size. In my application I can use it many hours before it needs to be recharged. It is a "Sealed Lead Acid" battery. I don't believe it would serve your purpose as it is not a deep cycle.
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I believe so. I have it charging a deep cycle 12v marine battery (car sized battery) and it does quite well. I use a charge controller as well to maintain that charge when not in use.
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With just one Panel in this kit of 100W it takes a couple days to fully charge my Vmaxtanks Vmaxslr125 AGM Deep Cycle 12v 125ah SLA rechargeable Battery. That is without the even having the inverter connected as it still usws a bit of power while connected.
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If you match the proper size batteries to your panels through the right size charge controller you will have no problem charging the batteries. The generally accepted ratio is 1 1/2 watts of panel per amp hour of battery for a productive charge. This unit is not a charge controller. This is a 12 volt power inverter that converts the 12 volt power in your battery to 120volt ac for common use. I have one of these. It works ok for the money but it doesn't produce very "clean" electricity.
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You must have the proper size panel with a DC to AC inverter to power this charger. The best option is to use the panel to charge a car or boat battery and hook the inverter to the battery for an uninterrupted 1-2 hr charge cycle.
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not sure, have been using mine with a 15 watt solar panel and deep cycle 12v marine battery for entry gate to our property. it has regulated the charge to the battery perfectly without any problems. the reason i got it was to keep from overcharging the battery. i hope this helps.
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The HQRP charge controller will work with your 100 watt panel. Whether or not your entire "system" is right for your needs depends on your loads. If you plan on running a fridge, TV, radio, lots of lights, electric heater, etc., it ain't gonna happen.
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I believe it will only work on a 110v system. Check with the Marineland. Their website should be able to answer that question.
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I use it on my marine battery on my boat. As long as everything is off/you don't let the vehicle sit for a long period...it works great. Not enough to keep the juice up if something is using the battery for a long period of time without running the vehicle/vessel.
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Sometimes its better to buy a deep cycle Marine battery if you want a ton of Amps and juice..Keep it charged
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Hello;In response to your question. Yes, the charger will work quite well for the Deep cycle battery. I use it on my Marine trolling batteries that draw down to nothing all the time. It works great!Jim
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I think so. As long as the voltage it in range I think it should work just fine. It won't pull full amps of the panel. In my case I have 4 tenders charging 4 snowmobiles on one 50 watt panel with no problems.