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I used to have an Epever MPPT. Really nice unit. However, as I recall, the manual emphasized that you should only use solar panels for the input. This is bec
by diggernet 4y ago
I used to have an Epever MPPT. Really nice unit. However, as I recall, the manual emphasized that you should only use solar panels for the input. This is because when the battery is full the MPPT will stop charging by shorting the input. This is fine when the input is solar. But if you are doing LiFePO4 -> MPPT -> lead, it's going to short out your LiFePO4 battery when the lead battery is full, which would be very very bad.
- aiProgMach 4y agoI checked the manual and wasn't able to find this warning, but you might be correct. Thanks for heads up I didn't think of this scenario!