I have the 55A, and the 75A versions of this same charger. Been using both for years. The 75A for over a decade. These are fantastic!
Immediately remove the fast charging plug. It's only meant to be used infrequently. This higher voltage causes a faster charging rate, which can damage batteries over time.
I'm using the IQ4 modules on both of my chargers. It provides optimal charging curves for the batteries.
I used the 75A charger, with 8 6v golf cart batteries in my home solar setup for years. Whenever the weather was cooperative, I used the grid tied charger to charge and maintain the battery bank. I now have a 1000AH AGM battery bank, and had to buy the IQ4 AGM module since the charge characteristics are different than flooded batteries.
The 55A model was put in our previous TT to replace the failed factory unit.
These chargers put out a clean DC output, with no AC noise/ripple. They also will put out the full rated capacity - something I've tested with mine.
Robert
Merritt Island, FL
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