we purchased a new 2024 GD 303. Have only been out once and have a couple week trip coming up in July.
I went out to rv today and looked at display panel inside and it said battery charge low. I than checked the battery voltage and it was 11.6 volts. The unit has 320 watt solar panels with a Furion mppt 60a charge controller. It read 36v from the solar panels and showed battery voltage at 11.6volts which was the reading I got from battery with meter
The rv has been sitting with everything off. I do realize that there are some circuits on such as smoke detectors and propane dectectors which draw little power. We have had a week of nothing but sunshine everyday. I did run out one of the sides yesterday and put it back in. The panel read full battery power yesterday
Im wondering if the controller is not charging the battery? Any inputs would be gratefull.
The solar and battery disconnects are on.
side note.... the disconnect from the solar controller/charger is between the controller and circuit board that goes to the battery. My thoughts that the solar panel disconnect should be before the solar controller/charger. The way it is set up, you would still have power going to the controller with the disconnect in the off postion. That goes agaisnt electrical installations
I went out to rv today and looked at display panel inside and it said battery charge low. I than checked the battery voltage and it was 11.6 volts. The unit has 320 watt solar panels with a Furion mppt 60a charge controller. It read 36v from the solar panels and showed battery voltage at 11.6volts which was the reading I got from battery with meter
The rv has been sitting with everything off. I do realize that there are some circuits on such as smoke detectors and propane dectectors which draw little power. We have had a week of nothing but sunshine everyday. I did run out one of the sides yesterday and put it back in. The panel read full battery power yesterday
Im wondering if the controller is not charging the battery? Any inputs would be gratefull.
The solar and battery disconnects are on.
side note.... the disconnect from the solar controller/charger is between the controller and circuit board that goes to the battery. My thoughts that the solar panel disconnect should be before the solar controller/charger. The way it is set up, you would still have power going to the controller with the disconnect in the off postion. That goes agaisnt electrical installations