How do you switch the controller to work on a 36 V battery, instead of a 48 V battery? (also, the link you posted is not working)
384893
The controller can detect the power voltage and fit it automatically. If you need the wiring diagram, welcome you contact us again. We can send it via the message instead
686192
Yes this will work. The whole purpose of having this controller is so that once a battery is "fully charged" (at ~14V), this will "disconnect" or "shut-off" the charging so you don't get the battery up to levels like the 17.5V you mention (where it will damage the battery). Even if the solar power is at levels like ~30V (while it's not charging the battery), this will still function blocking the solar power from getting to the battery until the battery voltage comes back down to 13V where it again lets the "charge" power thru.
2031420
hi :Just open the battery compartment and just above the batteries are four with switches , just look at the old remote and move the switches to or off to the same position as the old one ,and this should work as long as they are the dsame remote. any further help just ask .
329449
Searching on the web I couldnt find any reference for this compatibility, yet, you must try searching on users guide because this controller seems to be very flexible about compat.Luck
34728
Mine has been inputting 24v for a year now, so I can vouch for the 24v. I believe the information with it said that it could. I can't recall the 36v or 48v however.
992849
Sharon usually a voltage reducer for 36 volt and 48 volt are interchangeable. if you have bought an 36 volt the descriptionwill have 36v.48v to 12v somewhere on package. With that said you will able to use the 36 volt on a 48 v system
124077
The controller itself uses throwaway batteries. They are not included. The helicopter comes with a small rechargeable battery installed in it. There would be no reason to buy a separate rechargeable battery. It is small and wired in. Not really intended to be swapped out.
1051502
Yes! Make sure to follow a wiring diagram for a two battery system, so one battery is not getting the charge and not the other and you will be fine....The controller will provide current until both batteries are completely charged.
344140
All you can do without buying a different controller is just put a 6 cell nimh battery. Its much slower with a nimh battery. You can buy a controller that does allow you to adj the throttle but for the one it comes with u can't.
1740371
Yes, The 36 volt will work.....the battery b&d calls 40 volt is actually a 36.
93490
Yeah, you're right.........I had the same problem. What I did was to take a guess and connect the leads and see what the display looked like. It flashed some error code, so I reversed the leads and it worked. I put this unit in a junction box you would use for putting in a wall of your house. That worked well........you just need to cut out the front blank plate to fit the rectangular shape of the controller. I also knocked out a couple of the plugs to allow some air flow for the unit.
1948001
I believe the new 30 watt panels have 2 wires pre attached that go to the battery. It is possible for this low wattage and current model, that you may not need the controller. Ask Renogy 800-330-8678
342742
The best way is to refer to the owners manual for the proper type/size/volt of the battery. If the manual is not available, open the battery compartment and remove the battery and replace it with the same type/size/voltage. Hope this helps
2070266
for sure. or you can use a controller that changes it back to 12 volt. controller is key either way
2046555
i fell for that controller as well, worked for two days numerous emails with the company, went on amazon again and bought a renogy 30amp controller. sorry you got one from the same china no helpers
2031419
Is the fan the same fan you purchased with the original controller?? If so you shouldn't have to re-progam the control. When we got our replacement control we put in new batteries and it worked right away. If its a different fan then the original you should probably contact the manufactuer of the fan for help. I don't remember putting in any code???
2129981
It's probably not worth it. You'd need a 48v controller, which you can find on Monster Scooter Parts site for around $60. You also need a 48v lithium battery which is around $500. That alone would do it, but over-volting the 36v motor will drastically shorten its life (my 36v 1000w motor only lasted 1 month running at 48v) so you'd eventually need to swap out the motor too. By the time you do all that, you'll have spent enough to have bought their higher level 48v scooter anyway.