You might want to talk to the manufacturers of the charge controller and
the power supply about this. One issue that could come up is when the
charge controller is charging in bulk ("current") mode, the DC power
supply will see this as a "short" and either a) blow a fuse if it
doesn't have over-current protection, or b) simply shut off if it has
simple over-current protection, or c) supply a set current level if it
has advanced over-current protection. Obviously situations a and b would
leave you dead in the water, but situation c is a plausible option if
you spec the power supply appropriately.
Frank Aquino
Snappy Internet & Telecom
Kristian Hoffmann wrote:
> My thought was to just use an industrial DC power supply to feed the
> solar inputs on the charge controller.
>
>
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