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Renogy Wanderer 30A PWM Solar Panel Charge Controller Battery Regulator 12V

Jun 20, 2016

Wanderer use on my sailboat.

I recently upgraded my solar panel on my sailboat from a 20watt to a Renogy 100 watt panel. The prior controller wasn't rated high enough in amps so I decided to go with the Renogy Wanderer. It is pretty straight forward to install noting that it does not have "load" terminals. This is fine with me as I come straight out of the controller directly to the battery and would not have used a controller with "load" terminals. After hooking it up I had trouble getting the "battery type" light to go to red indicating a flooded battery. I called Renogy (always very good to get onto the phone with) and I was instructed to use a slightly different way to change the type of batteries and it worked. I currently also have a small house independent emergency system using two 100 watt Renogy panels and a controller that actually shows the amount of amps being made and being used at current time and over periods of time which I really like. The Wanderer is about half the money and doesn't have this type of LCD display. I have since ordered (and yet to install) a Tenergy Watt meter that will give me the display that I want. The front of the Wanderer has three different lights. One for the "PV" which is a green light that shows brighter when receiving full sun. The "BATT" light shows green when the Batterys are in good shape. The third light is either Green for a sealed battery, Orange for a Gel battery or Red for a flooded battery. Overall I am happy with the Wanderer but considering my that I now wanted a controller that actually shows the amps being produced and used I maybe should have ordered a controller like the one I have at my house. If that isn't important to you than save the money and buy the Wanderer.

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Malibu Equinox Led Landscape Path light, 12V AC 8409-2101-01 Charcoal Brown

Mar 28, 2017

replacement for a like burn't out one that had lasted for 3 yrs.

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