I have a Morningstar Solar Controller and a Marine Air X wind turbine hooked directly to my 48 volt battery bank. As well as two separate battery chargers all items are 48 volts. The Air X has a built in controller that stops charging when the battery voltage reaches around 56 volts. It automatically commences charging once the battery voltage drops below this point. The Mornigstar Solar controller disconnects the solar panels if it detects a high voltage of around 62 volts. This happens only when using my three stage battery chargers. I need to do a push button reset when the chargers have finished charging and the battery voltage has dropped a bit. Hope this answers your question..
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