$49.00
12/24 Volt Input with Smart Tracking to Maximise Collected Solar Energy. Solar regulators, also known as solar charge controllers or battery regulators, are an essential part of any off-grid solar system. Grid-connect solar systems with battery backup also requires a solar regulator. Solar Regulators transform or cut the voltage and amps coming from your solar Panels. The core task of a solar regulator is to control the current flow from the solar panels (or turbines) into the batteries to prevent overcharging. Most regulators also prevent excessive discharges. Your chosen solar charge controller should be mounted close to the batteries so it can measure the batteries’ temperature (or ambient temperature) to optimise charging rates.
Solar regulators, also known as solar charge controllers or battery regulators, are an essential part of any off-grid solar system. Grid-connect solar systems with battery backup also requires a solar regulator. Solar Regulators transform or cut the voltage and amps coming from your solar Panels. The core task of a solar regulator is to control the current flow from the solar panels (or turbines) into the batteries to prevent overcharging. Most regulators also prevent excessive discharges. Your chosen solar charge controller should be mounted close to the batteries so it can measure the batteries’ temperature (or ambient temperature) to optimise charging rates.
Self Consumption <-12ma
Boost charging 14.4v / 28.8v
Battery over protection 16.5v / 33v
Charge type PVM
Tempertaure compensation -24mV/”C for 12 volt systems
Max input 55V
Max charge and dicharge 10A
Size : 168 x 92 x 41.5mm
2 Years Warranty
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