Installation manual

6.6.5. 150 V MPPT – Midnite Classic KID

The KID is able to divert surplus power (in excess of that needed to charge the connected

batteries) to a diversion load, typically a water heater. It can divert either at the battery

voltage (Load side) or at the input voltage (Clipper side) and no change of wiring is needed,

all you do is move the green 30 amp automotive fuse and change the diversion element. No

external SSR is needed to do this.

The KID combines the features of MPPT and PWM diversion regulators into a single unit.

Turbine types that can be used with the KID:

 PLT 40/80C/100C

 TRG 40/80C/100C

 LH & LH Pro 150

Simple diagram

Full diagram with

grounded battery

Full diagram with

ungrounded battery

For output side diversion use the same diagram as above but move the green 30 amp fuse

to the Clipper position. The 2014 Technical manual includes setup information for KID MPPT

controllers.