How To Setup the Go Power 200 Watt Portable Solar System for Lithium Batteries

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I recently purchased the 200 watt portable solar panel kit. While setting it up I went to set the battery profile. I could not find the one for lithium batterys. The description says it will work on them but their is not a profile. Does this mean it will not charge lithium to the full compacity?

asked by: Dusty

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In regards to the Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller part # 34282610, I have attached for you below the process to set the charge controller up for charging lithium batteries.

"To select the battery charging profile, press and hold the B Button. This will cause the current battery type to flash. Then, press the B Button to toggle through the profile options: Sealed/Gel, AGM/Lithium (LFP) or Flooded. To confirm the battery profile, press and hold the A Button for 3 seconds."

expert reply by: Conner L

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