The Apollo is ok, but lacks the quality of data logging that Outback has and
someday Midnite. They got me into trouble in advertizing 200Voc when it is
really "180Voc" and that 180Voc is probably a bit optimistic at that as I had
several fail in the 170-175Voc range. All replaced with the Classi
I'm surprised that more wrenches don't use Apollo's T80HV. It's a solid
unit that seems to perform at least as well as competitors. We have many
of the regular T80's installed in the Caribbean that have proven very
reliable. 5200 watts of PV for a 48 volt system is pretty darn good in my
opinion. (
Agreed on all points. I have a Classic 150 in my own system, running
1500W 36V in/24V out, for about six months. My first unit was a
Classic 200, which failed after a month in service - firmware issue
- and was promptly replaced by Midnite. While the replacement works
fi
I have used both and like them, however they have been released too soon and
much of the features and software/firmware have not been developed yet. This
has been an ongoing "within the next month" chant for far too long now. The
good news is when these updates are ready you load them over the '
Hello Wrenches,
What are your experiences with the Midnight Solar Classic 200 and 250
volt charge controllers?
Thanks,
Drake
Drake Chamberlin
ATHENS ELECTRIC LLC
OH License 44810
CO license 3773
NABCEP Certified PV
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