Will this work for twin 6v's installed in a line (like in the MP2000 photos for 12v's) or only if they are placed side by side?
613487
Yes, there is a tee at every fill cap, so it can be configured any way you want as long as you have enough hose.The unused ports of the tee have removable plugs.
613488
Yes, it will work for any configuration of 6 volt batteries as long as the caps are removable.
613489
Yes, it will. You choose where the two batteries connect. End to end should work just fine as long as the batteries are not too far apart.
613490
I believe it will one would just have to modify the black connection tube to make it fit in line.
613491
The kit comes with plenty of hose and can be connected in many various ways. You should be fine.
613492
They will work either way. These are great. If you have further questions contact the manufacture.
1500971
I used mine on a 4 unit - 6 volt battery bank in my RV. If they make a unit for 12 volt batteries I don't know. Contact the manufacturer
1979149
Odd, my 12v model only had 2 wires, Brown and Yellow, and being 12 I didnt think it mattered which was which, but generaly, I chose the brighter of the two(yellow) as the +, and installed an in line fuse, works fine, bright as hell. Id rate it at nearly 1000 lumen when connected to my Deep Cycle 12v Boat battery.
31410
Assuming both batteries you're hooking up in series are 6 volt and of equal capacity and condition then yes, they should charge just fine with a single 12V controller. However, keep in mind that mismatching the two batteries in respect to capacity or condition can dramatically limit the overall charging capacity and run time of the entire string.
1523594
It is my understanding this unit can work for both a 12 v and 24 v system. I think that you might be confusing the one with the other. On one side you have the system charging via the pv modules there is a max input voltage of 100 volts . And on the other end you have your voltage bank. This unit supports a 12v, 24v, and 32 volts bank. The choice is yours. If I can be of help email me at Edgib@bellsouth.net.
1003719
Should work with any 12v +/- setup. You will most likely have to splice the wires so make sure you either solder those really well or use some sort of electrical connector and tape.
773694
make sure you put in square because one side it hot and the other would be dead without connection. you could but a 12v light on each side to test for a 12v touble shooting light is cheap.
175912
Make sure the 2 units do not exceed load capacity. If they are supplied by the same line it should work.
2238357
In parallel. If you wire them in series, you'll need 36v to power them (12v x 3).
795095
I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with the system you are asking about, but if the system outputs 6V to 12V DC, it should work.
2225605
It should, as long as they ARE in series and the input is within the 10A limit. I would google the wire diagram to check how you connect the controller. I would assume it goes from +ve on one battery and -ve on the other to maintain the series.
2233166
Scott. I used this unit for the RPM feature thus far on a 12v system. I have not used it on a 6v system. So I can't give you a positive answer. Sorry
1929057
I use it in my Nikon Coolpix camera S8000. I use the camera for a lot of close ups and enlarge them to 16 X 20 thus the difference in the numbers because I have 14.2 megapixels. I suggest you look at the very left side of the bottom of you camera to the left of the A/V OUT. There it tells the voltage etc. needed. Ron
1663489
Sorry, I could not get them to all work together. Supposed to cross over on both 120v lines, but would not work for me. Had to return them. Worked fine as long as they were on the same side of the 240v.
1925447
When I purchased my it work when I installed it on my Jeep. The back up line power the camera and the other line sends the picture to the monitor. If your back up Light is on when you put it in reverse with the key on and it is bright then it will work when you connect it. When you have less then 12v on the vehicle with 12v system , you may have a bad battery or a weak alternator or both. if you have a 6v system such as on a 1964 vw then you need a 6 to 12v convertor to make it work.
37839
I dont know. My guess is if connections match and the voltage is right, it should work.
1156564
Sorry, but I have no experience with your application. I use mine in my motor home with 6 V golf batteries in series.