Thank you.
The idea was to have one battery bank with multiple charge controllers and one inverter, because it has been difficult to convince the consumers of the wisdom in spending the extra money to get a charge controller large enough for their entire system and batteries large enough that they don't need multiple parallel strings. Splitting the battery bank up and running several inverters would mean having to unplug appliances from a low battery and move them to a charged one. I came for advice about whether the typical problems associated with parallel batteries might be mitigated by the fact that each series string in the battery bank would have to be on its own charge controller.
I have since suceeded in convincing them to pay for better equipment, just for the sake of simplicity.
But my curiosity is still piqued about the feasibility of a battery bank in which each parallel series is on a separate charge controller.
The idea was to have one battery bank with multiple charge controllers and one inverter, because it has been difficult to convince the consumers of the wisdom in spending the extra money to get a charge controller large enough for their entire system and batteries large enough that they don't need multiple parallel strings. Splitting the battery bank up and running several inverters would mean having to unplug appliances from a low battery and move them to a charged one. I came for advice about whether the typical problems associated with parallel batteries might be mitigated by the fact that each series string in the battery bank would have to be on its own charge controller.
I have since suceeded in convincing them to pay for better equipment, just for the sake of simplicity.
But my curiosity is still piqued about the feasibility of a battery bank in which each parallel series is on a separate charge controller.
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