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MPPT Solar Charge Controller, Dual USB Ports, Backlit LCD Display Panel, Adaptive Regulator 12V 24V 36V 48V

~~£62.99~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

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Product information

Description

General Description

The MPPT solar charge controller is an advanced device designed to optimize the use of solar energy. Thanks to its MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) technology, it can automatically identify 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V voltages, ensuring a tracking efficiency of 99.5%. It is equipped with two 5V USB ports for fast charging and features a multifunctional backlit LCD screen that displays various operating parameters.

Technical Specifications

Item Type: Solar Charge Controller
Material: ABS
Rated Current: 100A
Maximum Solar Input (Voc): 15-23V (12V battery); 30-45V (24V battery); 45-69V (36V battery); 60-90 V (48 V battery)
Maximum photovoltaic input power: 1200 W (12 V battery); 2400 W (24 V battery); 3600 W (36 V battery); 4800 W (48 V battery)

Safety Voltage Protection

This controller features multiple protections to ensure the safety of your solar system, including:

Overvoltage Protection
Battery Overcurrent Protection
Power Failure Protection
Overcharge Protection
Deep Discharge Protection
Reverse Connection Protection
Overheat Protection

Operation

The controller offers several operating modes to suit your needs:

Light Control Mode: Discharges after nightfall detection with a ten-minute delay.
Delay Control Mode: Similar to Light Control Mode with a countdown timer.
General Control Mode: Maintains discharge without default.
Manual control mode: Manually checks if discharge is necessary.
Timer control mode: Regularly turns the discharge on or off.
Test mode: Similar to the lighting and delay control modes, but with a shorter delay.

Other information

Package list: 1 x controller

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Power
25 W
Voltage
10 V
Amperage
10 A
IP rating
IP65

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