A little confused on the 24 volt issue. Will these be okay with a dual 6 volt battery setup?
796339
only if you use a 12v charge controller and have you batteries wired in series. the output of the panel under load is a bit over 24v.
796340
Nope, dual 6 volt battery setup= 12 volts. I think I saw this panel available in 12 volts though. I have purchased six of these and love them so I hope you can make it work!
796341
No, a dual 6 volt setup won't work. These put out about 30 volts in straight sun, so you will have to have at least two 12 volt batteries in series. It would be even better if you had the two 12 volts as well as a big 6 volt (a large battery like you would use on a tractor - something with big amps.) in a series. Hope that helps.
796342
YES it will work but you should get the MPPT charge controller to max out the efficiency of the system. Thanks, ML SOLAR
796343
In addition to my previous answer, if you load it, it will take it down. You need a volt meter hooked up to it at all times.
792438
These units were designed for use on a single battery and not "6" connected in a series or parallel. You can check with the manufacture about this issue but my guess is it will not work with 6 batteries.
1706204
I don't know, I only have the 24 Volt battery. I guess you would have to get the dimensions of both and compare them. Also, will an 18v battery power a 24 v. unit?
338531
no just use 1 12 volt battery if you have a 48 volt system or 2 6 volts if you have a 36 volt sys.
595252
I wouldn't try adding a 24 volt power to this device. Grounding in a portable setup is dependent on the setup; whatever is used to ground the other devices should suffice. But 24 volts is a no!!!
1596945
I'm running it on a 12v system and they are pretty damn bright. If you run 24v they will be even brighter.
1168032
Well if you have 110 volts i don't see a problem. You have realize that they are American made and thus use the North American voltage. I hope this helps you out mate.Cheers
1123410
There are set up to run 12 v only I have 36v hooked up to one battery not sure that it will work we have another cart 48v we put a led light on it
1440870
Yes, but... Needs a 12 volt supply of current. 24 volt vehicles usually have two 12 volt batteries. So you would need to use the aligator clip power supply to isolate to 12 volts.
1244354
These are 12 volt. I've never heard of any 18 volt system (?). Are you thinking 24 volt? It won't work on a 24 volt system.
1879219
I am assuming these are 24 volt systems in your equipment. If they are fully charged this might maintain the batteries and keep them topped off.
1210705
Hello,For x4 of the 250 watt panels would be too much power for the controller to support in 12v let alone in 24vThe minimum you should go to run these on 12v would be roughly 96 amp controller such as the MidNite Classic.Please let us know if you have any other questions.Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
1205649
I assume they are 4 12volt batteries. Ideal would be that all batteries in series share the same load and charge current. If you are only using it for very low current stuff, I don't thing you would have a problem connecting it across one of the 4 in series.
595251
The only way I see it working with 24v is with a resistor. I've ordered them from the EQstore on eBay. You can just ground it to the battery source.
817102
Hi, yes they will run on 1 battery I beleave the battery you are using is a alarm battery im not sure what your using them for but yes they work work fine on 1 or two batterys
434285
I agree with Samantha. They are 900 mAh and 2.4 volt capacity so they should work fine.
426645
I don't believe it is a 24 volt charger per se but depending on which charger you have it can charge one or two 12 volt batteries at a timeSo one 24 volt battery noBut if two 12 set up for 24 volt yes