Post by TimC on Oct 23, 2018 18:01:59 GMT
There are some references to equalizing charging in the Renogy PWM 10A/20A manual, but I can't figure out if that's something I can make happen or if the controller decides when to do it.
It also says there should be no load on the battery when equalizing (I assume to protect electrical devices from over-voltage?), so if it turns out that the controller decides when to equalize how would I know so that I can ensure no loads?
I have one group 24 dual-purpose marine/RV 65 Ah flooded battery on my sailboat, with a Ganz 55w panel and a Ganz GCC-D10A controller, which appears to be a re-branded Renogy PWM 10A dual-battery controller. There is currently no battery connected to the #2 output of the controller.
I also have the MT-1 Tracer Meter installed.
Thanks for any insight into the equalizing procedure/process.
It also says there should be no load on the battery when equalizing (I assume to protect electrical devices from over-voltage?), so if it turns out that the controller decides when to equalize how would I know so that I can ensure no loads?
I have one group 24 dual-purpose marine/RV 65 Ah flooded battery on my sailboat, with a Ganz 55w panel and a Ganz GCC-D10A controller, which appears to be a re-branded Renogy PWM 10A dual-battery controller. There is currently no battery connected to the #2 output of the controller.
I also have the MT-1 Tracer Meter installed.
Thanks for any insight into the equalizing procedure/process.
