Y-Connectors To Split Cable to Solar Charge Controllers For Standard MC4 Connections
Updated 11/11/2020 | Published 11/08/2020
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Question:
I have one 100w panel. I want to purchase two 10 amp charge controllers. I want to connect the one panel to both charge controllers. Each charge controller charges one battery. Each battery used for different purposes. What pv connector do I want to purchase to branch one panel to two charge controllers?
asked by: Jerry P
Helpful Expert Reply:
To split the cables coming from your solar panel you will need one each, Go Power # 34267049 Expansion Branch 1 male / 2 female, and Go Power # 34267040 Expansion Branch 1 female / two male, connectors. This assumes that you are using standard MC4 connectors rather than some proprietary cables such as you might find on a Furrion panel. Of course you will need two more cables. If you let me know the length I can spec those also.
If you still need charge controllers you could use the Go Power # 34280503 PWM 10 Amp Controller that mounts flush on the wall, especially that open spot above the frig. You could also upgrade to the Go Power # 342GP-MPPT-8520 MPPT 20 Amp charge controller.
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Replacement MC4 Expansion Branch for Go Power Solar Panels - 1 Male and 2 Female
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