Reasons for current limiting of solar container battery charging

One of the most compelling reasons to limit current during solar charging is the preservation of battery life. Overcharging can lead to accelerated degradation of battery materials, resulting in reduced capacity and shorter overall lifespan. How to limit the current of solar charging 1. A proper method for limiting current during solar charging involves utilizing PWM or MPPT charge controllers, integrating shunt resistors, and implementing current limiting circuitry. These strategies effectively regulate the influx of energy from solar. As we know, during the first bulk charging stage, chargers apply a constant high current to the battery. To have a longer battery life, I want to charge the battery at maximum 20A (@10 hours). If I use the PWM charge controller, it gives up to 35A current (@ 11V-15V) during peak hours. Controller's. My lead acid batteries have a maximum 50A of charging current, so i set the maximum charging current limit on the smartsolar at 50A. I also have a MP-II 3000. I observed that when i have a heavy load (2000-2500W for example) the battery voltage drops and the charger throttles at 50A even though no. I noticed on both Growatt SPF 5000 ES and Infinisolar V IV that max charge current is limiting PV output and causing it to drop down to the set limit and this is impacting normal load output, not only battery charging. i.e. setting max of 40ah for max charging is limiting PV output down to. Does occasionally going higher than C/8, for short times during a charge cycle have adverse effects on battery health? (obviously assuming battery temp is kept within reason) I have done the charge current limiting in the Classic. It does work, BUT the trade off is that it seems to build up a. Overcurrent trips when connected to the charger and it shuts down. I can't change the AC-DC adaptor, but can I add a circuit like the below (with R1 decreased a bit to achieve ~2.25A) to limit the current from the AC-DC adaptor so that it won't trip? If this can work I was thinking to add an.