So with the charge plug on the side of this controller, what voltage/amperage plug do I need to plug into this?
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Hi, I don't use that charge plug, I'm using a small 3 s 1300 mah 20c venom rechargeable battery. It lasts up to 3 weeks.
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You need to use a rechargeable 1.2-1.5volt AA style battery there is 5 types to chose from! Any can be used but Li-Ion. The charger you need is a 300-800mha 5 volt charger with correct end for the plug! The port on the remote it's self has a diode that protects the direction and charging without back feeding the charging adapter!
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There is one inside controller.And u buy one separately a wall charger or USB.
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Side terminals are for the controller voltage. The controller (coil) voltage (120V) is shown on the side of the contractor. Top ( L1,L2 ) and bottom (T1, T2) terminals are for 120 Voltage. (one hot and one neutral) or 240 Voltage ( Both hot wires, 120V and 120V). Please make sure that coil voltage is correct otherwise because different models have different coil voltages. I hope this will help you. If you are not completely confident then please contact an electrician to be safe because I do not take any responsibility for your actions.
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Get the voltage and polarity right and you should be ok. Just be careful not to fry it.
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for my 36 volt system I bought 3 12 volt (15 amp hour) rechargeable batteries and wired them in series and hooked them to the controller with a connector i got from a model car store. hope this helps
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Buy the MC-4 connectors. Then puchase some 18 to 16 gauge wire in the length you need.Attach the wires to the MC-4 connectors. The MC-4 connectors plug into the panels and the wires they are attached to go to your controller.Go to this link for more info: http://www.freesunpower.com/index.php
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The controller takes a 12 supply form the wall wart power supply. Just use the small round power connector and hook it to a 12 volt source and skip the wall wart completely. I have used them many times on parade cars doing just that. The wiring diagram is on the back of the unit.
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You will need to supply power and common to the controller and a relay on the output side.
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If the panel puts out 24volts d.c. then you need a 24 volt charge controller. Many of these controllers can detect the input voltage (12 or 24 volts) and can automatically adjust to work with either.
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i used 12 gauge from the solar panels to the controller and from the controller to the batteries i used no 6 awg i already had here The no 6 is probably overkill i wouldnt go any less than 8 from the controller to the batteries what is your battery bank at least 24v i hope
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You will need a copper buss bar and some mc4 connectors. Run the positive wires in 10 gauge wire from the panels to the copper buss bar then a 8 gauge stranded copper wire from the buss bar to the charge controller. You can get a mc4 tee connector to tie the negative wires together and run one wire to the location of the charge controller. Do not do this for the positive wires from the panels to the controller, that's what I Sid first and found out a couple weeks later I was only getting power from one panel.
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Connect red leads together. Connect black leads together.( the thinner red and black leads are to power the meter itself. Even a 9v battery could be used to make this portable! ). Make sure you use a voltmeter to keep track of the polarities throughout this procedure. ( Might as well let the panel power the meter too). Now connect the double red leads to the + output of the panel and the double black leads to the - of the panel. (The meter should come on and display the voltage at this point). Next connect the blue lead to the - side of the load, ( charge controller). The +side of the load, charge controller should be connected directly to the + of the panel. You also could connect this meter, instead to the output of the charge controller. Live by the code..... Measure twice, cut once!!! You can also use just the voltmeter part or just the ammeter part too. Remember the voltmeter is going in parallel to the panel and the ammeter is going in SERIES to the panel and charge controller. I tried to include a diagram below but it had to be in text format, hope this helped. +......................................................red(both)................................................................................+ Panel METER Load NEG ...........................blk(both)...... ...blu........................................................- Open cable from panel here^
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I am powering a dc fan in my roof vent using two of them. If you connect to battery you need a charging controller. dc motors dont care to much what the voltage , more on the load
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Small hole at bottom of controller. Under the bottom of where battery pack plugs in.
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It's actually the DC output to the device from the AC adapter that you want. It is 5V at 600mA. The plug-in tip polarity is positive inside, negative outside.
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one plug only for both besdide controllers. Be sure to plug it in tight. It is stiff.
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Hi Mike,my power supply adaptor is 12 volt,2.5 Amp.part # 18778.the +pos is on the inside of the post plug & the - negative ground is on the outside of the post plug plug that plugs into your 12 volt port.