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In theory yes, however it requires running the TS-60 at the full 60A rating, which can be difficult to achieve. The difference with the PWMs are...1. you cannot oversize the array. The array current M

The TriStar MPPT controller is able to harvest all of the voltage from your solar panels, whereas the TriStar PWM controller does not do that. Instead, the TriStar PWM operates your solar panels at ba

No, the Schneider Electric 865-4024 Conext SW Inverter/Charger is not a charge controller. It can charge your batteries, but it cannot regulate the charge the way a charge controller can.

Yes, having other charge sources (including other manufacturer's charge controllers) in parallel with Morningstar TriStar may work. You will want to match all of the charge settings as close as possi

Yes, you may be able to use a MidNite Solar Combiner Box in a wind application depending on the wind turbine's manufacturer's specifications. In other words, if you are pairing a wind turbine with

Take the charge controller amperage, multiply that by the batter bank voltage to arrive at the watts the charge controller is capable of handling. This is only a guide. Amps x Volts = Watts

Morningstar’s TriStar MPPT, TriStar (PWM), ProStar MPPT, ProStar (Gen3), and SunSaver MPPT solar charge controllers support Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) and other battery technologies such as: Lead Acid (P

No, the Conext MPPT 60 150 charge controller does not have dump load relay, however, it has an AUX relay programmable 0-13VDC@200mA that can be programmed to trigger and clear on battery voltage. This

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