My solar charge controller uses the current input from the solar panel to sense ambient light. When the sun goes down and the panel stops producing current, the controller switches on a light circuit. The problem is, the light is causing the solar panel to generate a small amount of current and the charge controller doesn't have a low current limit to the light switch. This causes the charge controller to think it's daytime and switch off the light. There is a reset delay so the system switches on and off every few minutes. Is there any way to absorb the trickle voltage before it gets to the charge controller without significantly impacting the battery charging current to the charge controller by the panels when the sun is up.
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