The graph below shows the battery bank voltage from 12 am onward. You can see the solar input jump up at 9 AM, then the battery bank does an absorption charge, and then finally a float charge.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Remote Monitoring
Just started getting the remote monitoring set up on one of our PV installations, using Apollo electronics and monitoring. The information is really useful. Here is just one of the parameters:
The graph below shows the battery bank voltage from 12 am onward. You can see the solar input jump up at 9 AM, then the battery bank does an absorption charge, and then finally a float charge.
I love the way the alternative energy technology gets better every day.
The graph below shows the battery bank voltage from 12 am onward. You can see the solar input jump up at 9 AM, then the battery bank does an absorption charge, and then finally a float charge.
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That is really interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhat are the values that are on the left side of the chart? Current?
-Brad
Battery bank voltage is on the left. It is a 48V bank, and before the sun came out it was at 90% charged. This location does not have any major power draws yet, as the owner has not moved in.
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