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| + | [[File:DC-DCconnections.png|thumb|right|A DC-DC converter that is between the battery bank and DC loads.]] | ||
| + | DC-DC converters are used to power appliances that run on a different voltage than the [[Energy storage|energy storage system]] supplies. There are two types of DC converters: step-down DC converters (output a lower voltage) and step-up DC converters (output a higher voltage). The majority of [[:Category:Loads|loads]] are designed for use with 12V systems, fewer for 24V systems, and very limited options for use with 48V systems. A step-down DC converter to 12V from 24V or 48V is the most common application. | ||
Revision as of 10:57, 13 November 2020
DC-DC converters are used to power appliances that run on a different voltage than the energy storage system supplies. There are two types of DC converters: step-down DC converters (output a lower voltage) and step-up DC converters (output a higher voltage). The majority of loads are designed for use with 12V systems, fewer for 24V systems, and very limited options for use with 48V systems. A step-down DC converter to 12V from 24V or 48V is the most common application.
