Post by timsim00 on Dec 21, 2016 13:58:43 GMT -8
I currently have an issues where if I turn off my inverter for my 5 hours of peak sun, I can charge my batteries to 100% (14+ VDC). As soon as I turn on my Renogy 2KW inverter, the batteries drop to close to 60% and holds steady, this is without any load on the inverter at all.
Any thoughts?
Panels:
4 100W 12V Renogy Mono panels
Charge Controller:
40A MPPT Renogy CC
Inverter:
Renogy 2K Watts PSW
Batteries:
4 6V 230AH batteries in series and parallel for a 12V system @ 460AH
PS. I am about to install (2) 150W 12V panels in parallel with my current four panels in a parallel series. So, my total Amps per hour now is about 20A, with the new panels will be closer to 36Amps per hour.
Any thoughts?
Panels:
4 100W 12V Renogy Mono panels
Charge Controller:
40A MPPT Renogy CC
Inverter:
Renogy 2K Watts PSW
Batteries:
4 6V 230AH batteries in series and parallel for a 12V system @ 460AH
PS. I am about to install (2) 150W 12V panels in parallel with my current four panels in a parallel series. So, my total Amps per hour now is about 20A, with the new panels will be closer to 36Amps per hour.
