If you have 48v input from conroller, can it have an 12v output if the batteries are 12v
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The controler takes power from source (wind ,solar, whatever ) and outputs to batteries based on how you configure the output either 12,24,48 volt Hope that answers your question
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The controller input voltage from your solar panels can be any value up to 100 volts max. You're better off with a higher voltage because it is more efficient at transferring the electricity. The wire doesn't need to be as thick so cheaper and easier to work with.There is a switch to select 12v, 24v, 48v. Make sure to fine tune(lower) the float voltage. It's set too high by default.
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Marion,If I understand your question correctly, you would need to configure your battery bank to match in the voltage level of your inverter, then set your MPPT charge controller to the same voltage as well as wire your battery bank to match the same voltage. If you are planning to run a 48V system, you would need to wire four 12V batteries in series to get to 48V to match the charge controller and inverter (assuming both are set to 48V). I hope this helps.Solarhome Sales Team
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Sharon usually a voltage reducer for 36 volt and 48 volt are interchangeable. if you have bought an 36 volt the descriptionwill have 36v.48v to 12v somewhere on package. With that said you will able to use the 36 volt on a 48 v system
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No. The range is to Handel low to over charged batteries. Used with 48v cart it would burn out as soon as three of the 6v batteries (48v carts have 8 of these battieres) peaked at 7v on a charge or regenerative braking.
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Should work.But i suggest to find 24v DC - AC inverter and hook it directly to your batteries. Converting from 24V to 12V and then to AC voltage is not efficient at all.
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no it dose not but there is a inline thing you can get to supply the 48V, sorry.
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Sure! It's a 12V battery, just not a big one. One caution, though. If you are using these in series (like, in a Razor scooter), you must disconnect at least one of the connecting leads between batteries. Otherwise, it's a 24V system, and your 12V charger won't work.
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This is a 12V battery. If you put 4 of them in series you'd get 48 volts, but that's far from optimal.
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Yes it will I have tested 2 versions of this controller the first looks almost Identical but says 12V-24V the one pictured newer version only says 12V but after looking at the components and there specs it is still capable of 24V @ 8A with no problem.
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update -- i just read the prior answer -- important!!!! the prior respondent said the output on his charger said 6vdc. if that is correct my response is incorrect...and output of 12vdc will indeed harm the batteries. don't use 12vdc output charger.
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Don't connect the BM to a battery bank that is wired in series to produce 48V. Your options are to separate the batteries from each other and charge them individually with the BM or disconnect them from the system and then wire them in parallel for charging with the BM. Both of these options might be a lot of work to accomplish the proper charging of your battery bank.
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No. Only the correct 12 Volt batteries will work. (This way they make you buy different batteries)
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You could have them both connected to the same battery. Each has its own controller.I do not know if you can wire them for any configuration other than 12v....
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your 48 volt system ts most likely 4 12 volt batteries wired in series.connect the negative to the first battery negative post and the positive post to the last battery positive post. you can also connect a volt meter to check this .
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As long as all the batteries are the same voltage, in your case 12 volt, it will work fine. The physical size of the batteries does not have to match.
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It will most likely will run through a "blower" switch on the console, but yes you could just hook it right up to a 12V battery if you are using it for another purpose.
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I don't see why not...12 volts is 12 volts, but I have never tried it. Best to double check.
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I believe you can..... I was shocked at first to find out my 12 v slide type, wasn't comparable it has to be the push in type battery. Now it is advertised 12-18 v so the voltage is good but the battery format has to be the push in type