Amperage/Wattage Max Input for The Manager30 Battery Management System

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1. What are the current and voltage limitations as input from solar panels? Is their a practical limit as to the number of solar panels that can be attached? Lets say 4 200 watt panels 24volt? 2. Does the solar charge portion use mppt technology?

asked by: Kevin M

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The max input amperage the The Manager30 Battery Management System with Lithium Profile # RED88FR can handle is 50 amps which in watts is 600. The input voltage range is between 9 volts and 32 volts for DC or 110 volts for AC.

There isn't a set max amount of panels you could use with this but you'd need to stay under 600 watts and you'd be fine. This does use MPPT technology charging.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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