how many 2 v0lts battery i can charge with windmax hy1000-5 watt 24-volt
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Assuming you place 2 volt batteries in series, a 24 volt source will simultaneously charge up to 12 batteries. however battery amperage varies with the capacity of the battery, so you could charge multiple rows of 2 volt batteries. However I suggest that you see someone that understands power generation before proceeding further.
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Sure, you can use more than one 12v battery, but the multiple batteries must be wired in parallel, NOT series. "Parallel" means like terminals (+/-) must be wired together. You should consult an electrician if you aren't sure how to do this. I'm not sure about charging capacity - I suspect it will take longer to re-charge multiple batteries. You may want to ask Tripp Lite about that.
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If using 4 12 v batts hook them up in parallel + to + to + to + . Same for negative posts.. 4 6v batts make 2 12 v batts by hooking two 6 v in series.. Hook pos. to neg on 2 bats then do same for other 2 6 v. now you have 2 12v batts. Hook + to + and - to -... Now you have 1 super 12v batt. Feed regulated panel power to charge them. Use inverted power as needed
1969166
Hello, I am using (2) 250 watt panels with four deep cycle battery bank and it works great.
565616
Kendrick has it spot on. Six - 6v batteries at 225 Ah should work with a 1kw for a 12v battery bank.
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It is two 12V batteries, if you wire them in parallel you will get 12V but double the capacity (this is what I did for my boys' power wheels, now they drive forever). If you wire them in series you will get 24V.
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Most 100 watt panels are about 5 amp. I use 2, but I also have 4 - 6 volt batteries and a charge controller connected. I am not sure if that is needed.
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You should look at running 2 - possible 3 100 watt panels, if an upgrade for future look at 10 gauge panel wire, it seems your running 12 volt, but your inverter and charger will depend. I've got a 40 amp 12/24 charger but batteries will run at 12 bought in a kit with 6 100 watt panels but told to only run 5 as my 60 amp also takes 1600 watts if at 24, but running at 12 so 800 watts mix up and I was sent a 12 both are mppt, you can probably run 5-6 100 watts if you have 2/ 25 amps combined, if not mppt they will keep charging but at a lower rate will destroy your batteries if not in use all the time, go with 10 gauge wire you will be happier. You should look at running 2 - possible 3 100 watt panels, if an upgrade for future look at 10 gauge panel wire, it seems your running 12 volt, but your inverter and charger will depend. I've got a 40 amp 12/24 charger but batteries will run at 12 bought in a kit with 6 100 watt panels but told to only run 5 as my 60 amp also takes 1600 watts if at 24, but running at 12 so 800 watts mix up and I was sent a 12 both are mppt, you can probably run 5-6 100 watts if you have 2/ 25 amps combined, if not mppt they will keep charging but at a lower rate will destroy your batteries if not in use all... » Read More You should look at running 2 - possible 3 100 watt panels, if an upgrade for future look at 10 gauge panel wire, it seems your running 12 volt, but your inverter and charger will depend. I've got a 40 amp 12/24 charger but batteries will run at 12 bought in a kit with 6 100 watt panels but told to only run 5 as my 60 amp also takes 1600 watts if at 24, but running at 12 so 800 watts mix up and I was sent a 12 both are mppt, you can probably run 5-6 100 watts if you have 2/ 25 amps combined, if not mppt they will keep charging but at a lower rate will destroy your batteries if not in use all the time, go with 10 gauge wire you will be happier. « Show Less
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2 x 12 volt batteries = 24 volt. Add another 12 V. battery to get 36 volts and faster cart.
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The batteries are ether 12 v or 24 v. The tracker automatically goes to the battery voltage. You will notice that the output of the tracker is twice as many watts on 24 v as 12 v. A 24 v system will work twice that of a 12 v system. The batteries must be wired for 24 v,the inverter must be 24 v and the backup charger must be 24 v. The panels must be wired in series to make more than 24 v. A system that works poorly on 12 v will work great on 24 v.
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I have two 12V22AH batteries wired in series producing 24 volts. It all depends what your using the batteries for. I charge mine on a 2 Amp.24 Volts charger. It may take more but certainly not the charge your suggesting. Be careful. You may explode the batteries or ruin them. How are you wiring them? Series or parallel?
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This 24volt 5amp charger is for wheelchairs that require an off-board charger with XLR connector and yes, it charges two 12v 55ah wheelchair batteries at the same time, since the wheelchair contains two 12volt batteries connected together for a 24volt system.
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It works fine with my 24 volt solar panels.....its suppose to work with wind
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Yep. Limit for a 12V system is 260W. As it's mppt you can run up to 150V and it will break down to feed the 12V converting the excess voltage into amperage so you have to consider limits on that end. I've run a pair of 145W in series but it would clip the power at 261W. Presently have a pair of 100W in series feeding 36-38V no problem charging 2 225Ah 6V batteries.
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Yes it will work. I'm using two 100 watt panels wired in series to get 24 volts running to the charge controller and then to my 12 volt battery bank. works great. You'll have have less resistance from the panel to the controller in 24 volts as well.
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I would say yes, 2,a 24volt system would be enought.Be sure your inverter will cary thecompressor starting currant ,typically 3 times running amps. and a pure sinewave type.Get a GOOD battery charger-6 amps. or more. Vmax has a good matching charger
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Hobbyking.com 2 6s lithium batteries wired in series for 48v but i run 2 8s bateries and i run 35mph+