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Post by richsmith on Sept 30, 2018 23:36:38 GMT
One end of the cable for my Rover MPPT 40 Amp Batter Temp Sensor plugs into to controller. The other end of the cable has a round connector that looks like it attaches to the battery itself. Does it connect to the positive or the negative terminal?
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Post by Admin on Sept 30, 2018 23:56:14 GMT
One end of the cable for my Rover MPPT 40 Amp Batter Temp Sensor plugs into to controller. The other end of the cable has a round connector that looks like it attaches to the battery itself. Does it connect to the positive or the negative terminal? Can you provide a picture by any chance? The only temperature sensors that have the ring are for the Voyager 20A or Commander 60A unit. -Renogy Team |
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Post by tattoo on Oct 1, 2018 0:21:41 GMT
Tape it to the side of the battery......
Renogy really needs to stop putting that type of lug on the end of the temp sensor.... It's very confusing....
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Post by yurtdweller on Jan 5, 2019 4:52:07 GMT
 I just recieved my Refurbished Rover 40. It, too, came with the sensor with a hole-ed lug. Regardless, will it work with this unit, and if so, where should I place it? Thanks. |
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Post by tattoo on Jan 5, 2019 13:46:44 GMT
I just recieved my Refurbished Rover 40. It, too, came with the sensor with a hole-ed lug. Regardless, will it work with this unit, and if so, where should I place it? Thanks. What does the other end look like?? |
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Post by yurtdweller on Jan 6, 2019 0:04:07 GMT
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Post by tattoo on Jan 6, 2019 15:03:00 GMT
That looks like the temp sensor, Tape the lug end to the side of your battery.... That end plugs into your CC..... Yea I know it sounds silly but that's what they use on the end...
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Post by yurtdweller on Jan 6, 2019 19:14:04 GMT
Ok, Thanks!
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