I have 3 arrays of 12 solar panels each. Each array could produce (12x435watts) 5220 watts theoretically. Each of the 3 arrays are connected to a Victron 250/100 solar controller and subsequently to the Lynx Distributor. My 48 volt system is composed of a total of (8) 206Ah SOK batteries which are connected as follows: 2 sets of 4 batteries (which are connected in series) are in parallel. Also on the Lynx Distributor (with 2 very large 300MCM cables) is a 15kW inverter. My 3 Controllers and BMV-712 are connected by VE Smart Network. At this point, I have connected the first array and all is well.
Here is my question: my batteries can be charged at max current 50amps. Since I have 2 sets in parallel, I assume I can charge at 100 amps. However when I add the other 2 controllers 100amps each, I will be at 300 amps which may be OK for my 15kw inverter but too much for my battery bank maximum charging rate.
When I add the other 2 arrays will the controllers that are networked limit the output to a combined 100 amps?
