Post by OregonPerson2 on Mar 15, 2018 9:11:41 GMT -8
In most of my readings about connecting and disconnecting stand alone/permanently mounted solar panels, charge controller, and batteries it always mentions connecting your charge controller to the batteries first followed by the solar panels to the charge controller in order to protect your charge controller and panels.
With the Eclipse solar suitcase with attached Adventurer charge controller you seem to just either disconnect the alligator clips from your battery or unplug it from the rv side port sae connector. Is that right?? If so, why isn't the charge controller and panel at risk by not disconnecting and connecting in the same order as recommended for the stand alone/permanently mounted solar equipment??
With the Eclipse solar suitcase with attached Adventurer charge controller you seem to just either disconnect the alligator clips from your battery or unplug it from the rv side port sae connector. Is that right?? If so, why isn't the charge controller and panel at risk by not disconnecting and connecting in the same order as recommended for the stand alone/permanently mounted solar equipment??
