I would like to power 12V devices with as little power loss and as little voltage spikes as possible using a LiFePO4 battery charged by a solar panel. An MPPT solar charge controller is connected between the solar panel and the battery.
Which device or setup do you recommend to help me achieve my goal?
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I'm confused right now. Sorry, it's about an electricity meter. Sorry for my ignorance ^^
Hi, How do I get U_2? This half-bridge circuit is confusing?
Hello, I have an electrical question. I want to supply power to 3 TVs that are next to each other at a height of 2m without it looking like a tangled mess of cables. This is how I would like to proceed: Use a three-way distributor with a 5m cable. Cut off the molded Schuko…
Can someone please help me with this task.
How advanced is the infrastructure?
Is this a BlueSolar MPPT 75/10 or a controller of the company “Victron Energy”?
These have an output called “Load”
Here the consumer or distribution is connected to the consumers. A low discharge of the battery can be prevented by connecting all loads to this load output. The load output separates the loads when the battery has been discharged to a predetermined voltage value. Alternatively, an algorithm for intelligent battery management can also be selected: see Battery Life. The load output is short-circuit safe. Some loads (in particular inverters) can best be connected directly to the battery.
Think of a reasonable protection in case of a defect or short circuit.