Optimal setup for solar panels on Yeti 6000X
Hi all,
I'm quite new to power stations and their solar panels, hence I've got a few questions on my mind.
So I've read in many places that the max supported solar input is 600W, but at the same time
- 1200W* Rated Panels (4x Ranger 300/etc.): 11-12 Hours of sunlight
My winters can be pretty gloomy, so I plan to have 4 Ranger 300 plugged to a Yeti 6000X. Is there any risk to damage my power station, or will I just not be able to capture the full solar energy (I can live with that)?
From this other comment, I understand I just need the 30-Amp External MPPT and I should be fine, correct?
Thanks in advance for your insights!
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Check out this post!
The Yeti 6000X already has a charge controller built in. If you plan to get the tank set up to add capacity the 30 amp charge controller comes in clutch.
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Thanks a lot, that helped! Indeed, forgot to mention that I have tanks as well.