Can i connect more than 600w of panels to my yeti 6000x app port rated at 600w?
Id like ask if its ok to series parallel panels beyond the 600w on the yeti 6000x app port (rated 600w).
I plan to do parallel 3 sets of 2 140w 7.8A 24v panels.
Series 2, 140w, 7.8A, 24v = 280W, 7.8A, 50v
Having 3 in parallel gets to, 840w, ~24A, 50V
The APP port on the goal yeti 6000 is 600W, 50V, 50A.
My thinking is that its above 600w, but i dont expect my panels to operate 100% where i am. Since its below 50A and at 50V, i shudnt have an issue. Will my goal yet work fine even if the panels start generating above 600w? Will this work and be safe?
Alternatively i can run another set of 150W into the other ports. But id like to see what i can get for that high power port.
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In parallel, the voltage will not increase, the amps will. So with 3, you'd be at max of ~24A and the max voltage for 2 of your panels in seriall, whatever that amount is.
Did you try this out? Did it work? I'm considering the same thing, because my 2 330W panels (in parallel) aren't ever providing more than 500W, and I'd rather sit the max 600 all the time, or the battery will slowly die.
