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In theory yes, however it requires running the TS-60 at the full 60A rating, which can be difficult to achieve. The difference with the PWMs are...1. you cannot oversize the array. The array current M

Before connecting the battery, measure the battery voltage. It must be over 7 volts to power the controller. For 24 volt systems, the battery voltage must be greater than 15.5 volts to properly detect

Yes, having other charge sources (including other manufacturer's charge controllers) in parallel with Morningstar TriStar may work. You will want to match all of the charge settings as close as possi

Yes, you will still need a charge controller to regulate voltage going to the batteries. Let's say for example, you have an OutBack Power Radian GS8048A-01 that is grid-tied. An inverter takes DC p

The SMA SI6048-US-10 Sunny Island 6048 Inverter/Charger is not a charge controller. If you need a charge controller in addition to the Sunny Island Inverter/Charger, you would need to purchase a separ

Take the charge controller amperage, multiply that by the batter bank voltage to arrive at the watts the charge controller is capable of handling. This is only a guide. Amps x Volts = Watts

An example scenario where you would need an additional charge controller is if your solar array is larger than what your charge controller can handle. One way to determine this is to multiply your sy

Yes, you can use any of the MidNite Solar CLASSIC or CLASSIC SL charge controllers with lithium batteries as long as you have a Battery Management System (BMS).

Yes. You can connect more than one charge controller to the same battery bank.