expired Posted by MinhTrinh • Jan 14, 2025
Jan 14, 2025 9:03 PM
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expired Posted by MinhTrinh • Jan 14, 2025
Jan 14, 2025 9:03 PM
8' EcoFlow XT60i Solar Panel to Power Station Charging Cable
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Voltage is pushed. Current is pulled.
If you go over the spec'd voltage you'll do damage as the components are only rated at a maximum voltage. So never go over the voltage ratings.
However, current is drawn by the device up to its needs. If you have 20 amps available but your D2 maxes out at 15 amps, you're just not able to use those additional 5 amps but no damage will be done.
So you can have a 10w / 120v nightlight with a maximum amperage of .25 amps on a 120v/20amp home circuit. The extra amps just don't get used. But if you wire up a 100watt 12v light and plug into a home outlet if will do bad sparky things and burn up immediately because it is not built to take the 120v that is being pushed into it.
Hope that makes sense.
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EDIT: XT60 vs. XT60i. I see it now.
The main thing you want to avoid with solar is exceeding rated input voltage of your MPPT controller.
DC5525 and DC5521 is something you usually see on cable modem/switch etc.
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Voltage is pushed. Current is pulled.
If you go over the spec'd voltage you'll do damage as the components are only rated at a maximum voltage. So never go over the voltage ratings.
However, current is drawn by the device up to its needs. If you have 20 amps available but your D2 maxes out at 15 amps, you're just not able to use those additional 5 amps but no damage will be done.
So you can have a 10w / 120v nightlight with a maximum amperage of .25 amps on a 120v/20amp home circuit. The extra amps just don't get used. But if you wire up a 100watt 12v light and plug into a home outlet if will do bad sparky things and burn up immediately because it is not built to take the 120v that is being pushed into it.
Hope that makes sense.
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