can I run 24vcd and or 48vdc solar on this fuse block
797197
Wouldn't recommend it it gets hot running 12 V and the highs amperage fuses 30
797198
Yes. You just need to find an ANL fuse of the right voltage/current rating.
797199
The fuse block can handle the voltage, but the fuses will be up to you to find. This fuse box should be used indoors or in a protected area, not exposed directly to the elements.
1918070
For a 24V system this would be acceptable. The problem with this controller is with in the loading of it. The out put to a load (lights, inverter, etc.) comes on after there is no light to the panel.
1233769
I believe you will need two panels connected in a series for a 24 V system. My panel puts out 18.99 volts max, not enough for a 24 volt battery. hope this helps.
1755813
If you are using it on 12v system and just need (pos +) & (neg -) from it yes you can but you will have to use a 3 phase rectifier on it. Think they should sell it with one, i did not know i needed one till i got it so i built one and it works fine along side my four 250w panels they run my whole house off grid.
2067357
If you need to hook the fifth panel in series, the panel open circuit voltage will be slightly over 100Vdc. So we can only hook 4 panels in series for 12volts system. For 24volts, you can do 1000W. But you need even number of the solar panels, so they can do combination of series and parallel connection.
571098
Yes you can, My Grandson has it wired to a fuse Box and it pulls power from all 4 12volt battires
1464271
No. This unit uses 18 and 20 volts on a multipin connector, you could use a small inverter in front of it to run from 12 volts.
1696515
If you plan to add more panels, you will need to use a bigger charge controller or stack another charge contorller. This charge controller only only fit 240W and 480W for 12volts and 24volts system.
598513
Yes, you could use it. No matter the brand of panels. The controller works then you will apply the 48 Vdc at its entrance.Best regard, Juan Yaber
1649455
As long as you are producing 24 volt DC and storing it in a battery bank, you will be able to draw power from the battery bank and produce the 120 VAC house current. Not for a direct hookup from the solar cells to this or any other inverter.
941451
I really doubt that. The description of the fuse block states it is for 30 amp fuses. You should look for the amps rating of each device to see if it is less than 30 amps. Any starter I have seen normally draws well in excess of 30 amps. I don't have any documentation with me on that fuse block to verify, but you must also total up the running load of all devices and make sure it is below the rating of the entire fuse block.
1123407
No! Techno geeks will tell you yes. Experience tells you no. You need a voltage reducer for a 48 volt system or there is a good chance of ruining it.
1662429
Yes, as long as its 12v. Just run the fuse in line with the positive. I hope this helps
1523595
Yes it will work. I'm using two 100 watt panels wired in series to get 24 volts running to the charge controller and then to my 12 volt battery bank. works great. You'll have have less resistance from the panel to the controller in 24 volts as well.
27692
I don't see why not. It has voltage options of 6.0, 7.5, 9 and 12VDC. In your case, I might start out with the 6.0 VDC setting, but probably use the 7.5VDC setting long term. In the big scheme of things 1VDC over or 0.5VDC under isn't all that far off from what you need. YMMV.the only gotcha might be finding the appropriate connector. If it doesn't have the exact connector you need swing by Radio Shack and they will usually have the one you need.
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.
1025853
Not series, parallel. Maybe. But that setup will not pass code inspection. If you need 24 volts, you should get a 24v transformer.