Will the 'Custom Setting' using the computer/software interface allow specific voltage settings for Bulk/Absorption/Float/ and Eqalization charging?
509222
Yes, and if I remember correctly (it's been a while since I've been online with the unit) even the absorption TIME can be adjusted.
1616755
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
60190
On the unit is a mini usb with standard usb on the other end that plugs into computer or charging unit. I suspect you could plug into any usb but have not verified wattage needed.
897646
Yes, the names above the ports are just suggestions. You can charge whatever device you want in any slot. However the higher the number above the slot the faster it charges.
1385804
No, whatever your system requires is the voltage you have to use. I tried swapping between my 3 different voltages and it doesn't work.
1222163
If you go to "power options" you can customize the way your computer acts when it is plugged in or when it is on battery power. Anytime your computer is on battery power it would then follow the directive that you have programmed at that location. I believe there are also preset options there for Power Saver functions.
1261175
Don't think so. I don't have the program in my unit, but I don't remember that this charger claimed to be able to provide the extra info
1796966
No, this model is not able to set up the voltage on the back panel.Some other QSC (I remembered the RMX line) have the switch on the back to set it up.
637200
I have several types of chargers for my hobby that allow me to set the voltage, battery type charge amps, etc.
2233949
You can use any kind really. I started with with a PWM charge controller, but now have an MPPT charge controller. The Morningstar SunSaver MPPT charge controller is nice, but in general MPPT charge controllers cost more money.
34726
Yes, it can. You may use any array voltage up to 150 volts, but be aware that solar panel voltages rise dramatically as temperatures fall. Check the temp. correction factor of the panels that you want to use. Basically don't go over a 90 volt series stack of panels to provide a buffer for when the panels are unloaded and to account for that surprise freezing morning. Over voltage is the surest killer of charge controllers, also be aware that the unit is rated 30 amps output to the battery, not 30 amps in from the panels. David Wardle
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I used a volt meter and it went into float of 14.2V and dropped to 13.2 and went back to 14.2 and again dropped to 13.2V. That seems to be the float cycle. It did charge the battery for awhile with a slow rise before it went into float. I was using a 30W Renogy mono solar panel. I have 2 of these and they both work as described. I would not leave them on once the battery is full, and it goes into float, for too long. Batteries can be overcharged. I hope this helps, I did a review on youtube with the 30 W panel, showing the float.
102057
There is a manual slider switch on the side of the device for your voltage selection. It is not automatic, so you need to know the voltage requirement of your PC.
381888
I believe you can, but that doesn't mean that you should. Making the controller to all this conversion will severely alter its efficiency. There are charts in the manual showing just how much you lose, the more converting you force it to do. You're best off trying to get your panels bank output configured to be as close to battery voltage as possible.
2193052
The device requires a VCC of 3 volts, so probably no without some additional interface components.
504593
No, you cannot select the voltage on these. It may be that it could accept a range of voltages but you can't select anything.
494874
Let a line voltage tstat contro an outlet that the power supply is plugged into