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You absolutely can do that. You still need a charging controller and a BMS, obviously. But you can avoid the AC round-tripping.
by cyberax 2y ago
You absolutely can do that. You still need a charging controller and a BMS, obviously. But you can avoid the AC round-tripping.
- nanomonkey 2y agoNice, the 48V batteries I have already have BMS's...any suggestion for a nominal 48V DC optimizer and charge controller?
- cyberax 2y agoTigo is known to work. I've heard that SolarEdge DC Optimizers don't work without a SolarEdge inverter connected to them.