I need some advice from someone experienced with battery/solar/inverter systems. My current 12V inverter shuts down after only a short time because of undervoltage, even when the batteries are freshly charged.
So what I want to do is get a 24V inverter. But even if I series 2 12V batteries, I may have the same problem, although it's less likely due to the lower input current producing less cable loss (I'm using all 0 gauge cabling)
The inverter I'm looking at will function from 22-32 V input. I have the idea to series a 6V deep cycle golf cart battery with 2 12V batteries to give me 30V in. But I don't know if the golf cart battery can handle the current which will be going thru it. I'm thinking about two 6V batteries in parallel, and then series that with the two 12V batteries. That way, each battery will have less thru current. Does this sound like a workable plan?
Any advice would be appreciated.
So what I want to do is get a 24V inverter. But even if I series 2 12V batteries, I may have the same problem, although it's less likely due to the lower input current producing less cable loss (I'm using all 0 gauge cabling)
The inverter I'm looking at will function from 22-32 V input. I have the idea to series a 6V deep cycle golf cart battery with 2 12V batteries to give me 30V in. But I don't know if the golf cart battery can handle the current which will be going thru it. I'm thinking about two 6V batteries in parallel, and then series that with the two 12V batteries. That way, each battery will have less thru current. Does this sound like a workable plan?
Any advice would be appreciated.