Dear community,
I started this new thread to resolve problem described in my second thread (http://www.solarpaneltalk.com/showthread.php?t=1754, thank you Mike90250 for your help).
Here is hypotetical situation :
- I have three 48V solar instalations (really it gives more than 48V, lets say 55-60V)
- all three instalations are differently located to the sun (when one gets full sun, second one is in half-shadow, and third one is in fully shadowed)
- I want to accumulate all power in one 48V battery bank (for example four accumulators)
- I want to use MPPT charge controllers
Do I have use separate charge controllers, one for every instalation ?
What about bad interaction between controllers ?
- when one controller will give power and second one will also give accumulators can get to much energy in one time
- when one controller will give power and second one will do accumulators probe and receive information that it should go to sleep mode because accumulators are fine (and true is that there are not)
In first one we can give to much power to accumulators and destroy them after few years.
In second one when every collected energy is important ... second controller states that accumulators are fine and stops charging.
Maybe shoud I connect all three instalation serially ??
But votlage will be high (potentailly 3*60V = 180V) !!!
One istalation will hive 7A, second one will give 4A and last one will give 1A - I don't what is real A received.
Maybe shoud I connect all three instalations parallely ??
But what would happen when one one instalation will get good sun and give 60V 7A and second one will be in shadow and give 47V 2A ??
Even if I use blocking dioded will power from this second one installation be usefull ?? Or maybe it will be wasted ??
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I am waiting for ideas how you will resolve problems with those three pv instalations. What is important to me is to use MPPT charge controllers because I am planning to over-voltage every of my installation (I have a lot very bad days here with no sun).
Thank you very much,
Arthur.
I started this new thread to resolve problem described in my second thread (http://www.solarpaneltalk.com/showthread.php?t=1754, thank you Mike90250 for your help).
Here is hypotetical situation :
- I have three 48V solar instalations (really it gives more than 48V, lets say 55-60V)
- all three instalations are differently located to the sun (when one gets full sun, second one is in half-shadow, and third one is in fully shadowed)
- I want to accumulate all power in one 48V battery bank (for example four accumulators)
- I want to use MPPT charge controllers
Do I have use separate charge controllers, one for every instalation ?
What about bad interaction between controllers ?
- when one controller will give power and second one will also give accumulators can get to much energy in one time
- when one controller will give power and second one will do accumulators probe and receive information that it should go to sleep mode because accumulators are fine (and true is that there are not)
In first one we can give to much power to accumulators and destroy them after few years.
In second one when every collected energy is important ... second controller states that accumulators are fine and stops charging.
Maybe shoud I connect all three instalation serially ??
But votlage will be high (potentailly 3*60V = 180V) !!!
One istalation will hive 7A, second one will give 4A and last one will give 1A - I don't what is real A received.
Maybe shoud I connect all three instalations parallely ??
But what would happen when one one instalation will get good sun and give 60V 7A and second one will be in shadow and give 47V 2A ??
Even if I use blocking dioded will power from this second one installation be usefull ?? Or maybe it will be wasted ??
---
I am waiting for ideas how you will resolve problems with those three pv instalations. What is important to me is to use MPPT charge controllers because I am planning to over-voltage every of my installation (I have a lot very bad days here with no sun).
Thank you very much,
Arthur.
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