will this work with six 150watt solar panels?(total 900watt)
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Depends on what you are trying to power. I was powering a compressor (motor) and found that motors draw a lot of power up front, right when you turn them on. My truck with the engine floored couldnt deliver enough 12V power to start the motor.
996783
It should work. The box it came in and the unit shows it produces 12 votes, 90 watts and 7.5 amps.
412102
Yes, that's true ~. 2x30watt panels = 60 watts going to your controller. Good luck & have fun capturing the Sun. :-)
46248
I think there is a 50/50 chance you could get it to work - But it puts out more than your smaller panel. I think other posters recommendation to check batteries is a great idea - every solar light I ever purchased, the batteries are what failed, not the solar.
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One 85 watt panel Should deliver around 7 amps at 12 volts in full sun. If you have all 4 panels connected through a single (7 amp) controller, it is way overloaded. Sounds like you might need 3 more controllers or simply a bigger controller unit.
700800
should be I run a 100w fridge with it but I use 3 solar batteries as they are only 35amp hrs each
1766794
My guess is yes as for me it controls 7 landscape lights that are 90 watts each.
1807738
The quick and easy answer is, Yes, it should work for that, the only thing I haven't tested with it is how it will react to loss of source voltage. You'll just have to be sure to set up the output voltage limit to the proper value for the 36 volt battery (41.4V or so for lead acid). I would also set the current limit to a value that would not overload the solar cells in normal lighting conditions.
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Yes definitely. When I purchased four of these I upgraded to a midnite solar classic 250 . You need a controller that is rated MORE than 60 amps you hve to also take in mind if you will be adding more panels in the future then you will have to go even bigger. So take your time and do all your homework before you decide to buy . Email me at psitsolutions1@gmail.com for any additional help .
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You can use any type of solar panel. If you are using solar panel which has wattage of 180 to 300 watts, you can use minimum 5 panels and maximum up to 1750Watts. We can also provide you solar panels at competitive rate.
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Yes if you have solar panels that put out as much as 32 amps controller. 12v x 32a =390 watt. This is a pretty big system.
411891
If the solar panel produces standard household current it should work but I am also guessing since you aren't getting any responses.
1014215
One will need MPPT charge controller with this setup 45 Amp should be good enough for three of these solar panels. Morningstar is the brand we sell & support with these panels.
852805
Hi I never tested mine but a 100 watt panel puts out 5.6 amps .hope this helps.
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I have six 100 watt Renogy panels wired for 24 volts. The meter that came with this controller reads almost 40 volts. It varies from 30-40 volts depending on battery state of charge (I am using six deep cycle batteries...12v). It works great. Additionally, I have pulled 34 amps down from the high sun which equates to around 815 watts. My unit has NEVER shut itself off. When the batteries are fully charged it will still provide power to your accessories. I am using an DC-AC inverter...so, it really doesn't matter.
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Yes. It will work with any solar charge controller. Just make sure the charge controller is rated for the total Amps required. The more panels you link together the higher the amp rating for the controller.
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Every electrical device is marked for how many watts of power it uses. This is a 900w generator. If your devices use more than 900w, then the answer would be no. If they use less power, then the answer would be yes.