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Can I use the MPPT Charger as DC-DC Converter?,it will be for loads powered in 24VDC.
So:
We will connect in a MPPT Charger PV terminal as Input DC Voltage range from 43 to 56Volts
In the battery terminal we will connect our loads in 24VDC.
I hope to have your support soon
Jorge G
Hi!
for some loads it might work, by accident.
for most it doesnt.
its a configuration we don’t support
If I connect a Little 24V battery as reference, It might work??
Br; jorge G
Maybe, maybe not - impossible to predict.
its not what we make the product for; sorry
sorry, I dont understand your last answer.
if the input is powered from solar panels and the output have a 24V battery plus loads, it will work as a standard system, why did You say that it is not what you make a product for¡¡¡¡, please could you explain me waht did you mean??. ..
if its not a super small battery; then yes, it will probably work.
The point I'm trying to make is that we design and test the product for situations with a reasonably sized battery.
And not for no battery, or having only a super small battery just because thats necessary.
The battery is more than just a reference, its there to create (voltage) stability.
I got It,
How we can know, what is the minimum AH battery that we can connect??, Example: MPPT 150/60, Is it ok with a battery in 30AH??
BR, Jorge G
I'd expect that it would, yet. But it will depend on the size and the type of the load.
I'm really sorry, but I'll never give a straight yes/no answer to these questions. You'll really have to try yourself. Perhaps if you find a good quality distributor, they let you try with a unit at their warehouse.
