I’m interested to hear because looking on line from different manufacturers it seems you can charge anywhere between 14.3v and 14.7v. I had a message back from my dealers and they said to charge the batteries on the regular setting.
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I’m interested to hear because looking on line from different manufacturers it seems you can charge anywhere between 14.3v and 14.7v. I had a message back from my dealers and they said to charge the batteries on the regular setting.
I’ve just ordered my solar setup gear. 1 x 270 watt Photonic universe semi flexible solar panel.. 1x Victron 100/20 mppt controller and all the associated bits and pieces. The solar panel will be stuck on top of my Alucab roof. I went for the smaller Victron charge controller as I’m tight for space in the battery box. It’s has a maximum capacity of 290 watts so good enough for the size solar panel I’ve ordered. I’m going to fuse either side of the controller using maxi fuse holders.
In hindsight I could have used the 100/20 but didn’t have a good feeling on how much solar I will need or use. I also fused the controller from both sides.
