Hello Ken, Thank you for reaching out to us and your interest in Renogy. The 20-amp Rover can only accept a maximum solar input of 260-watts with a 12-volt battery bank. Please contact us if you have any additional questions, have a wonderful day!
Hello Herming, Thank you for reaching out to us and your interest in Renogy. The Rover features a RS-232 communication port, this port allows for communication with a PC and the Rover's monitoring station and if you have a compatible version also will allow for Bluetooth connectivity with an optional Bluetooth dongle. Please contact us if you have any additional questions, have a wonderful day!
The charge controller is going to need to have at least 16 volts incoming otherwise it will not power on. You are going to need to have to at least two of those panels in series to ensure that the voltage is constant. Keep in mind that this particular controller has a maximum wattage intake of 260 watts.
Yes - I am using it to charge multiple golf cart batteries configured in a 12v configuration.
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Hello Thank you for your interest in Renogy. Yes, the controller comes with the temperature sensor and USB to RS-232 converter cables. If you have any other questions feel free to contact us. Thank you
No the controller would not have a ground on it but the panels that we sell do have a place to ground the system there. -RenogySolar
Hello Sunfun, The 20-amp MPPT can handle a maximum of 260 Watts with a 12-volt battery bank.
Hello Sunny, The max DC input would be 100 volts for this controller. -RenogySolar
