I'm sure he will use the SW until it dies. I would.
Never thought of running AC from the 24v side to the dual outbacks to charge
the 48 V BB. Would need a xfmr though right?
I would install a separate Midnite CC for each battery bank. I know the
classics output 12v at the aux, so what type of re
Wrenches,
A site visit discovered two of the AC input breakers on L2 inverters had
tripped but the handles didn't move. A forced reset of the breakers resolved
the issue. System back to proper operations and customer is happy.
Kevin
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(5) SW4024 change outs last year, they just wore out.
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Try looking at the New Midnite Kid, allows for two parallel charge controllers
off the same input.
I too have systems that I use 2 CCs for alarm systems pull the 2nd CC "PV
source input" from the 48 VBB and charge the 24 VBB. disable MPPT
I will also agree RU outta of yer mind? Yep the SW 4024s
The Blue Sky should still work as long as he switches PV positive and
negative. However, I like the idea of charging just the 24 volt system
and feeding AC to the Outbacks to charge the 48 volt bank. A little more
loss but mush easier to implement. You could easily control when AC is
fed to the
How about running AC between the two locations and then you can battery charge
via external charger or SW4024.?
Jay
peltz power
On Mar 24, 2015, at 6:11 PM, Jeremy Rodriguez wrote:
> The thought was to charge the batteries for a new building utilizing an
> SW4024 with new classic controll
Hi Jeremy;
I usually would combine both buildings all into one system, KISS
principle, and also less cost. Later when those batteries die, replace
with a properly sized bank. I also wouldn't be building a new system
around an SW4024, those are getting really dated. Great inverter, but
they d
Keep in mind that the Midnite controller has a combined PV and bat.
negative and the Blue Sky requires isolated PV and bat. negative.
Larry Crutcher
Starlight Solar Power Systems
On 3/24/15 6:11 PM, Jeremy Rodriguez wrote:
The thought was to charge the batteries for a new building utilizing
an
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