Searched around for the answer but can't find it. Just wondering if it is ok to leave the controller switched on all the time so that I can see the LB voltage, to make sure it's charging with the solar panel. (I mean I have a voltage digital display, not the level on the argent controller itself)
Probably a stupid question I know but.......
The Sargent EC155 has an inbuilt 'battery charger' when on hookup.
I know this is a constant voltage charger, but if you connected it to the input of the Ablemail, would this not then convert it to a proper charger?
Just wondering if i need to buy a...
Hello all, need some help! I want to add an extra 12v socket in my van to my Sargeant EC160 PSU, but I’m not sure which terminals to wire too. Im currently running a twin USB socket & heater from the unit with the normal lights, water pump & fridge.
Cheers
Mark
Not much to add really.
I quite like a control panel with a built in USB and plug sockets (it's smaller looking and less intrusive) but have only ever known people to use Sargent control panels with their conversions.
Has anyone used a different one and had no issues?? I know what a Sargent...
Hi,
Every now & again the EC155 unit in my camper decided to let off a short series of rapid beeps every 3 minutes or so. Both vehicle & leisure batteries are charged. The unit is not turned on at the time. Does anyone know why this might be?
Thanks,
Ian
Can anyone help me with the below,
So I have noticed when switching from leisure battery to vehicle battery on the control panel the lights indicate always the same battery level for both batteries, so if leisure battery is on 2 led’s so is the vehicle battery if the leisure battery is on 5...
I have a customer with a Sargent unit fitted. Having never fitted these I am not very familiar with them. When the van ignition switches off the control panel beeps three times. Anybody know what this is?
Morning All, I’ve just recently bought a T6 and in the middle of converting it. I’m looking at the electrics and have got a Sargent EC155 PMS to control the 12v and 240v circuits. The question I have is that if I install a 100w-200w solar panel to trickle charge the leisure battery then do I...
hi guys , it’s looking like the first chance I get to use my van will be the bus fest in sept I’m wondering how to manage the battery life !
I am having a solar panel fitted to the roof but will have no electric hook up while I’m there so how will it be best to manage the battery as I will be...
Hi All,
I’ve recently bought a T6 LWB which has been professionally converted. This is the first campervan I have owned so I’m new to all this.
It has an EC155 Control System with an EC51 Control Panel. I have filled up the 30 ltr on board water tank but when I press the pump button it alarms...
A question for the experienced from a conversion newbie, "how much should it be costing me to have a Sargent 155 system supplied & fitted?" rough estimate will do, also because its a T6 I'm told I also need a Ablemail B2B charger?? Thanks in advance gents......
Hi Everyone, i have the above in my T6 with a split charger relay but to be honest i'm not 100% sure how it works. I understand that if the "battery selector" rocker switch is set to "car" then the 12v power for the lights etc.. will come from the car battery. When the same switch is in the...
Hi guys, first post here.
We have just bought a t6 starlight blue to convert into a camper.
I'm just doing some research into things and I'm at the stage of looking at power management.
I'm just wondering what people generally use and what's the most up to date system at the moment.
Having...
I'm thinking of getting a battery monitor for my van. It would be good to see what sort of load i'm using when out and about, will also give an indication of how long left. Was specifically looking at the Nasa Marine BM-1 Clipper Battery Monitor. The only thing thats putting me off is the price...
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