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This. Your charger is smart enough to have multiple stages of charging. If your batteries are nearly full, the solar controller will just be pulling enough power to top them off. As Lenny HB says, you won't see the maximum your panels can pull unless the controller senses the battery is pretty low.Depends on the state of charge of your batteries, to see what the solar is putting out you really need to run the batteries down to about 85%, then see what it's doing.
Is that on lithium’s?Not as good as this,View attachment 532398
but really it’s all relative to what you have on the roof and what you need day to day.
Yes, fairly full ones at thatIs that on lithium’s?
Which is an under-touted benefit of Lithiums. We all know that they weigh less and you can discharge them deeper. But you can pump power into them right up until the brim. So if you swap to Lithium, your existing existing solar setup can fully recharge the battery faster. Or on a cloudy day, capture more of the energy before it gets to evening.Yes, fairly full ones at that