is that it can charge the battery for inverter?
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Why not, it's purpose is to keep the battery at full charge where the power goes at that is not a factor.
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Short answer is Yes. The charger will not overcharge your battery and will maintain it at full charge. However, if you have a high amp hour battery, the recovery time after power is restored may be quite long. This charger will provide about 15 amp hours per hour of charge time if the inverter is off. For example, a 100 amp hour battery that has discharged down to the drop out voltage will take over 7 hours to fully recharge to the float voltage.
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It is NOT a charger, one way inverter. it will probly smoke if you try to back feed it. For grid tied inverters THEY have to have a 60 Hz syncing circuit! Try a power jack to feed the grid.
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Yes, I bought it originally because of my battery bank is also 24 Volt. This is ok. But I cant actually recommend this device. I bought it not only for inverter-function but also for charging and bypassing when generator comes into game. The last two, charging and bypassing, did never work out. I don't know if I got it already defect by bad luck or if it is just low quality.
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Yes, the Inverter should hook directly to the battery, with very large cables. You can run your low wattage dc loads off the Renogy 30 amp charge controller. I run some 12 volt dc lamps off the charge controller. See the diagram on Renogy's web site for an example... Follow the hookup order for the cables to the charge controller
258654
No, but I can tell you that it will work with an inverter that has sufficient wattage. JeffT, BSEE
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You can use solar power to charge a battery conected to this inverter , but you cannot hook the solar panels straight to the inverter.
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That's a great battery for an inverter, but I wouldn't go any larger on the inverter with that size battery. Just watch your usage and time so that you don't run the battery all the way down.
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Controller can be set to be constanly on, I've never used it with an inverter with it but I can"t see why you can"t charge the batteries. Running your lights through the inverter connected to the batteries is an unknown. I would like to hear if you can do it. I have used this controller several times, its a great unit.
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Most likely not. For an inverter like this you'll need to connect them to batteries, and most solar chargers need a panel voltage higher than the battery voltage. You could, however, put your panels in series to increase the voltage as long as the combined voltage still falls within the solar charger's input specs.
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No inverter necessary, however, you will want a charge controller, so that the battery is not over charged, and the panel does not discharge the battery when its not producing electricity.
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The inverter is designed and supported to be connected to a 12 volt battery. You can use the solar panel to recharge the battery while the inverter is in use.
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You can install an inverter to your battery and use the solar to charge it. You can not run an inverter directly from the solar panels.
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If you are hooking this up by itself you'll only want a charge controller to prevent the battery from overcharging. If you are using this to hook up an ac plug in battery charger, then you need the inverter for the charger.
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Sure so long as voltage is correct. Depending out output power it may take a LONG time however to charge a deep cycle battery
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Yes and there is an usb port on it as well. This way while the battery is being charged you can charge something else using your usb cable.
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Well, of course it will... however, with a caveat... the query here ought to be what is the duration to fulfill its duty-cycle... i.e., to finish its demand-cycle? Remember your inverter is only as able as your deep-cycle battery's charge... or are you utilizing your car's or RV's system... e.g., w/alternator?
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Hi,The Inverter hooks directly to the battery, never to the charge controller.Thanks,RenogyTO