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--- electrical [2026/07/06 00:35] – jmct
+++ electrical [2026/07/06 21:30] (current) – jmct
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 It is common to see one of the output controllers doing a lot more work that the other. Here's an example from a particularly sunny day:
-{{ :charge-controller-side-by-side.jpeg?400 |}}
+{{ :charge-controller-side-by-side.jpeg?600 |}}
 While their input is relatively similar (66.3V vs. 63.7V, respectively), their _output_ is very different: 0 Watts/0.3kWh vs. 401 Watts/6.9kWh, respectively (it's a happy coincidence that the lower input controller is actually providing more output because the input, as long as it is above the 27V threshold, is irrelevant for the differing output.
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 ==== Sanity Test ====
-In the morning when there is sun but the batteries have been drained over night, we should see both controllers outputting a lot.
+In the morning when there is sun but the batteries have been drained over night, we should see both controllers providing output. The following is a photo from a morning charge on an overcast day:
-<todo>Check that both controllers have output during a bulk-charging time</todo>
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 The MidNite controllers and the battery bank are connect to a {{ :dcdisconnectuserguide-42813.pdf | Trace Engineering DC Disconnect}}.
+====== Battery Health Checking ======
+[[batterylist|batterylist]]