I also use standoffs 😊

I also have powmr and so far it works great. So I don't thinks its fake bro

@@abubakarusman8085 the original design is of make sky blue I did a lot of research and found this But quality and performance is gr8 of powMr

I also have a PowMr, 30% cheaper than makeskyblue when bought.....Doesn't bother me that it is a clone of the original and works faultlessly.

My PowMR cooling fan burned out really quickly, and the display reading is way high, like 10 to 15% high when I Meter tested it. My MSB is withing a percent or 2. The PowMr also frequently went voltage wild and overcharging.

@@abubakarusman8085 its a MSB version 113, very old programming.

Did you get videos up?

@@GenetrySolar I haven't yet. I'm actually in Canada for 2 weeks for work, so videos are way down the list.

Isn't that the purpose of the charge controller?? Have you checked your settings. Maybe the equalization mode is on?

@@schoolmaster1945 I have hybrid battery from cars. I set the controller to stop at 56v but it stops a 58.9. It ignores my settings. Also if you have a 12v setting system , your battery bank went down to 9v. It will not charge the batteries. You will have to bring the voltage up to 10v. Same thing for a 24v system(< 18) or 48v system (

@@schoolmaster1945 my batteries can handle a little overcharge. I really don't know if it fries batteries.

@@simplyfocus9937 thanks for the info, l really like the controller but am reading lots of mix reviews on them so off Ballance on knowing what to do

@@errolcain4071 for price, it is the best one out there

@@schoolmaster1945 The only person I personally investigated who claimed MSB fried their batteries was using cranking amp batteries (car batteries labeled falsely), and threw too many watts to a tiny 2 battery bank, it was NOT MSB fault, but my PowMr (same as MSB v113) would over charge just enough to set off my inverter, never damaged my batteries though. 15.1 volts on a 12 volt battery bank. The inverter just shut down is all. Has NEVER happened on my Make Sky Blue v117

No only sense ambient and controller temperature

Doesnt matter, because input current is always lower. Its buck converter, doing stepdown voltage.

Perfect

@@GenetrySolar awesome, thanks for the reply!

Check your inline fuses, sounds like you might have been struck by lightning

in another video someone showed the setting changes dont take effect unless you disconnect and restart the controller after changing them.

holy crap,, your the original pioneer man, love ya. I thought I pushed mine far ;)

pwrMR is faje controllers.

And that's why everybody keep saying a bob sky blue they are fakes I really don't care who's the fake one long as it works I'm not going to buy an Outback they way too expensive and his little charge controllers ar wonders

@@solarandwindinsouthtexasda1473 Yea, SO the software in the V113 powMR are having issues with lithium batteries, Long story short, powMR pirated the software from MSB. problem is that they are not upgradable and track pretty slow. yes they do an ok job with LA banks but thats about it. Good luck with them and when they start having issues please give us a try.

I wiil if I have a problem

@@seanbuckner1213 Sean, is it possible to reset the Watt Hour meter reading back to 0 on a V118? I put the V 119 into service 1/1/2021 and took one of the two V118 units out of service. I want to use it for some testing but would like to start it at 0. Don't really want to use the spare as it will be the backup for the V119 if it should ever fail. Or does it need to come back to you for a reset?

As needed. My 30 Amp one had me worried ( V119 with WiFi ) as it didn't seem to run as often as the V118 version 30 Amp unit. So I took my hair dryer out and aimed it into the unit. Came on at 45°C and turned off at 40°C.

Power Jack currently doesn't support lithium. Our WiFi board does.

@@GenetrySolar I have a solar charge controler makeskyblue 60a, OPTION for lithium its there.

@@porrascarlos80 yes but it does not charge cells individually just charges to volts of the battery. How would it smart charge a battery with multiple cells.

The V119 is the same as the V118 physically. We added wifi to monitor and change the settings on the unit. I have the very first wifi unit produced still on my wall with 897KWH through it without a issue. All software is the same between v118 and V119...

@@seanbuckner1213 Ok my friend, thanks for the info, really interested in getting one

​@@errolcain4071 give me a call and I will make you a deal on one.... I have only a few left in stock.. 918-315-6128

Hopefully soon

@@GenetrySolar ok thanks, waiting patiently

yeah, I have been asking about the Genetry inverters and zero answer. I wanted to know how the Genetry protects the output if there is a failure on the control board or MOSFET boards as I have sensitive electronics that I don't want to fail (lots of it in the form of industrial servo motors). Not a peep from Genetry. So I bought 5 pieces of Power Jack equivalent and will just take out the charger board myself, add a constant duty switch to bypass the thermistor myself, and add two additional fans on the side myself. I will also add vent holes above and below the toroid transformer to include holes in the round plate at top myself. I offered to buy two Genetry via their contact forms and another silence of the lambs coming from Genetry. I know Sean has been having issues being overloaded but at least he could answer after me having been so nice on his two videos about being overloaded and not answering questions. I'll figure it out on my own and bought the makeskyblue directly since Sean doesn't want to answer any questions :-(

Forgot to say I don't want want a WiFi anyways. It will just add more problems and I'll never use it.

Which country

@@simplyfocus9937 Hi,am living in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

@@errolcain4071a friend of mine goes there every year. He just came back. Have a friend of your in US but for you. There is a cargo plane going to st Vincent every Wednesday

@@simplyfocus9937 oh yes l know, but l don't want to be caught with a fake one, lots are going around, and am to far away from them, l will try to work out something soon

I am living in Jamaica I have two the 60amp one and the 20amp built kit that you have to put together yourself brother respect them bad for true I got mines off aliexpress. If you are going to buy do buy the 60amp one so that will cover you for any future upgrades.

What's your question.

Steven .They are very good. I have 2 solar panels 47 volt(94)on each port for the solar on a 60 amps one. I have 4 of them like that in parallel. I am running a water company for 10 hours a day.

@@simplyfocus9937 Questions were for the fan project, doen't matter now really as I've already done the 12v version of the pcb, just had a few questions on the 24v and 48v versions 120v 2 leg powerjack inverter. because I don't get any replies I post on every video The makeskyblue look great, I'll get one whe I have the money

@@PetRatty I had a 12v inverter. It burned. I picked up a 24v. It burned too. The latest version 2018 is good. I also have 48v, it moves anything. But it drained my batteries quick l.

If you want to sell your burned up units let me know I used parts out of them to build other inverters

Yes, Al Gore invented the first make sky blue unit. 😁