Recent content by teampow

Thank you, I got my system up and running thanks to this thread. :) Feels good to be free from the grid. Especially when we have brownouts literally everyday here in the Philippines.

I'm curious if this applies to for my SRNE ML2440 that I am having issues with. It detects it as a 24v system but the adjustment range only goes from 9v to 17v. I am wondering if it doubles it as well, their customer service is pointless.

Weirdly enough, the renogy 40a instructions have the same ranges but it clearly says "For the 24v batteries, double the number of parameters." On my SRNE I can go above 17v or it will roll itself back to 9v.

a useful photo of the manual.

I've literally searched far and wide for many days and could not find anything that could help me. So the issue I am having is, I've set the SCC to 24v as there's youtube videos on it and it basically does it automatically once you connect a 24v battery bank system but the problem I am having is...

Thank you everyone for the helpful replies! I bought a small solar set up for my 1 year old daughters ventilator. Here where I currently live in the Philippines they have power outages that last more than 12 hours. I'm currently using an Ecoflow River Pro but we all know that's just not enough :D

I can't thank you enough for the reply and help, one last question. What's "too long" of a distance? Any quick guide or video for me to learn about amperage and wiring? Thank you again in advance.

Hey thanks for the reply, just to be sure it's two panels not three. Still same recommendations? They gave me a Y for the two panels and 10 awg wiring.

Not sure why the commented posted twice. sorry

By the way I'm located in the Philippines! Shop seems uneducated lol

Just to be let it be known, they'll provide no warranty if I end up running it nor can I return the set up anymore. So I am running a SRNE 100/40A Charge Controller on a 24v battery bank. A shop recommended me two trina solar 500 watt vertex panels with these specs: 500 Watt Panel Open...

You definitely need a lot more than 200ah. That's only 9600wh at 48v nominal. If you have 700 watts continuously load that will only last roughly 13.71 hours (figure it be less for sure). But I'm talking in terms of if you only had battery and solar for power and not grid.