The short answer is yes. It is possible to charge multiple batteries with one solar panel and there are a few ways to do so. Having multiple batteries connected in parallel is advantageous as it will increase the energy capacity, as well as increase the system's ability to ensure electrical strain without damage.
Two chargers should not cause conflict provided both are compatible with the battery. But if one charger has higher specs than the other, it might overpower the smaller charger. An example of this would be adding a portable solar charger to an RV solar system.
Moreover, ensure that the voltage output of the generator aligns with the specifications of the batteries. Therefore, by using a generator and an inverter, you can effectively charge solar batteries in the absence of traditional power sources, providing a reliable backup solution. 6. Charging with a Car Battery Charger
I have a similar question. Theoretically, you can have both charge controllers on the same pv array solar panel. I understand that it will work fine if the output of each controller is going to a different battery or battery bank.
There is no limit to the number of batteries you have connected to your solar panel system. However, the more batteries connected, the slower the rate of charge. Generally, two 12-volt 100Ah batteries hooked up to a single 100-watt solar panel will take approximately 6 days to charge, given that the batteries were fully depleted.
If you use the charger in parallel to your solar installation, you may not harvest the maximum energy you could, but on the other side you will preserve your battery. So it's your choice: harvest more or get a longer battery life. You must log in or register to reply here.