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Yes. You can connect more than one charge controller to the same battery bank.

Metering your battery bank while being charged may result in an inaccurate reading. It is best to meter your bank while in a state of rest (e.g. at night).

No, the MNSTOPSWITCH is a manual switch. You can, however, set up the auxiliary function of a MidNite Solar Classic Charge Controller to flip a switch when the battery bank reaches a preset voltage.

The clipper as the name implies clips the voltage and protects the charge controller. It also serves as the dump load, but instead of bleeding power off of the battery or battery bank, it prevents ene

The MidNite Solar Classic 150's operating voltage is 150 volts, so that is your maximum input, however, the Classics have a unique HyperVOC feature which will prevent damage to your charge controller

The MidNite Solar MNKID-B is programmed for solar applications only, whereas the MNKID-HWB is programmed for use with hydro systems and/or wind turbines. In other words, they differ in the software th

That noise happens depending on the audio selection in the MISC menu. You can turn audio off.

Yes, the KID (and Classic) will charge Li batteries with a Battery Management System (BMS). The BMS regulates voltage, current, and temp of the individual Li cells, something the charge controller ca

This item is listed by ETL for US & Canada and meets the following standards: UL 1741, Issue:2010/01/28 Ed:2 INVERTERS, CONVERTERS, CONTROLLERS AND INTERCONNECTION SYSTEM EQUIPMENT FOR USE WITH DISTRI