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you really think Joy is going to know what sort of electroblock is in her van?anyone know which electroblock is likley to be fitted in a burstner delfin t680 2007 i think joy has similar van @movan and im sure a few others may have
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Our (similar) t625 Harmony (2003) has a EBL 99 under the driver's seat (leisure battery under the passenger seat) but I don't know if they used the same in later models.@GJH can you help please?
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hi lenny if the solar goes straight through i assume theres no real need to go through the block and using a suitable solar controller i can go direct to batteryIf it is a 99 or 101 the solar connections feed straight through and don't control the charge so you can fit any dual output regulator or a single regulator with a solar split charge relay.
We had our solar panel fitted by @dave newell lvs. He wired it (though a controller) into the solar connections on the Electroblock. It keeps the leisure battery topped up initially and then directs excess to the starter battery.hi lenny if the solar goes straight through i assume theres no real need to go through the block and using a suitable solar controller i can go direct to battery
if i went via the block with a single pair from controller would the block distribute to both batteries leisure and hab?
would bypassing the block lose any functions?
Exactly how mine is wired. The controller in our case is a schaudt LR1218 - some EBLs don't like some controllers apparently. The advantage of that set up is that it is simply plug and playWe had our solar panel fitted by @dave newell lvs. He wired it (though a controller) into the solar connections on the Electroblock. It keeps the leisure battery topped up initially and then directs excess to the starter battery.
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Our van has a standard PWM controller but I found this article with details of which Electroblocks are fussy (ours isn't).Exactly how mine is wired. The controller in our case is a schaudt LR1218 - some EBLs don't like some controllers apparently. The advantage of that set up is that it is simply plug and play
Much easier to wire it via the Elektroblock, I original had the LR1218 but replaced it with a better MPPT regulator the one that @Techno recomends and a CBE solar split charge relay wired into the Elektroblock.hi lenny if the solar goes straight through i assume theres no real need to go through the block and using a suitable solar controller i can go direct to battery
if i went via the block with a single pair from controller would the block distribute to both batteries leisure and hab?
would bypassing the block lose any functions?
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Anyone have experience with this? It's very cheap compared to the schaudt mppt.any thoughts on the votronic mpp 250 duo which is considerable cheaper than the schault and has a cable kit for the ebl
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thanks this is what i wanted to know will have to wait till we get her before ordering anythingThey must have started fitting the elektroblok on the later models then ? Our T 680 is an '05 model and has the Reich eBox fitted, LR 1218 went straight into it and shows the charge rate and syphons some off to the vehicle battery too.
any thoughts on the votronic mpp 250 duo which is considerable cheaper than the schault and has a cable kit for the ebl