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Solar charge controller, dual LCD screen, USB, 12V 24V, MPPT 40A

~~£35.99~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by Cuizi

Product information

Description

General Description

The solar charge controller is designed to optimize battery charging using solar panels. It is equipped with a dual LCD screen for a clear and precise display of charging parameters. This model is compatible with 12V and 24V systems and supports 12V, 18V, 24V, and 36V solar panels.

Technical Specifications

Type: 100% Brand New
Material: ABS
Options: 40A, 50A, 60A, 100A
Battery Voltage: 12V/24V Automatic
Solar Panel Voltage: 12V, 18V, 24V, 36V
Float Charge: 13.7V (Adjustable)
Discharge Cut-off: 10.7V (Adjustable)
Discharge Reconnect: 12.6V (Adjustable)
Self-Consumption: <10mA
USB Output: 5V / 2A maximum

Compatibility and Accessories

Compatible with various lead-acid batteries (open, sealed, gel, etc.)
Includes: 1 x Controller, 1 x User Manual

Installation

Install the controller as close as possible to the battery to avoid voltage drops due to excessively long wires.
Ensure the battery has sufficient voltage for the controller to recognize the correct battery type during initial installation.

Usage

This controller should only be used with photovoltaic panels as a charging source.
Do not use DC or other power sources as a charging source.
The controller may generate heat during operation, so it is recommended install it on a flat, good quality surface.

Other information

Features

Brand
OTHERS
IP rating
IP65
Amperage
10 A
Power
25 W
Voltage
10 V
Type of solar charge controller
MPPT
ManoMano Reference
ME220692653
MMID
606159656525
Product code
BT-UK2025YS-52185
EAN
9140747135854

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