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Old 04-01-2022, 05:55   #1
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MPPT high power draw when not charging
Hi folks, happy new year!



My SC-M MPPT (SC-M Series MPPTSolar Charge Controller System_SAKO Power Technology Corporation -OEM UPS ?Solar System ?Inverter) is drawing ~0.3A when not charging. Given it has a display I suppose some power draw is to be expected, but 0.3A is more than I was hoping for. Anybody know if that's normal or if I should dig deeper into it?


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