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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: 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:
  
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 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. 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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 The MidNite controllers and the battery bank are connect to a {{ :dcdisconnectuserguide-42813.pdf | Trace Engineering DC Disconnect}}. The MidNite controllers and the battery bank are connect to a {{ :dcdisconnectuserguide-42813.pdf | Trace Engineering DC Disconnect}}.
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 +====== Battery Health Checking ======
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 +[[batterylist|batterylist]]
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