I currently have a victron 12 12 18amp dc-dc charger and I found out whilst on a trip to Scotland in November, this wasn't enough to keep my leisure batteries charged which at the moment is 2 120 ah giving me 240ah. I want to add the 12 12 30amp to this so I will have 48amp's but I'm also upgrading my lithium batteries to a 560ah battery. I also have a 340watt solar panel but in winter doesn't do much. So my question is will the standard alternator be good enough or would it need to be changed for a higher out put one.
Can anybody on here tell me the out put of a T6.1 4motion alternator please?
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The T6.1 Highline comes with 180ah as standard. I’m not aware of any other options for a 4 motion
You might be better off getting a single higher output charger like the Renogy.
2 chargers in parallel may give some issues as they will not be aware of each other, so charger A may see the raised voltage from charger B and incorrectly switch to float earlier than it should. You would probably need to have them ignition switched otherwise there is a chance the voltage sag from the load of one charger may be misinterpreted by the other as the engine shutting down.
2 chargers in parallel may give some issues as they will not be aware of each other, so charger A may see the raised voltage from charger B and incorrectly switch to float earlier than it should. You would probably need to have them ignition switched otherwise there is a chance the voltage sag from the load of one charger may be misinterpreted by the other as the engine shutting down.
