- Type: MPPT
- Maximum Voltage: 12V
- Maximum Current: 20A
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Charge controller suitable for installations up to 20A at 12V. It is an MPPT type. MPPT charge controllers determine the appropriate charging levels of the batteries, providing minimal losses in their actual performance. Compared to PWM controllers, which distribute the produced energy of the photovoltaic panel to the batteries at approximately 80%, the remaining energy of about 20% is lost because simple PWM charge controllers do not track the maximum power point of the photovoltaic panel. Additionally, the smart functions of an MPPT controller regarding the charging and equalization of the batteries ensure more efficient charging and maintenance, resulting in an extended lifespan. Based on the above, MPPT charge controllers are ideal for larger systems where the additional energy collection of 20% or more is worthwhile and for cases where the voltage of the solar array is significantly higher than the battery voltage, e.g., using home panels.
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Hello everyone, for anyone who knows about this specific charger regulator, I would kindly ask them to tell me how to adjust it to recognize the battery type and how to adjust it to recognize the battery's amperage. If anyone knows, please write to my email [email protected]. Thank you very much, Dimitris
One month of use at 24 V with 1x180 A batteries and 300 W panels shows very good performance. It decreases to 10 A at 27.6 V. It works with the three stages of charging, but I didn't have time to monitor the fourth stage. The MPPT 60, in the same period of use at 24 V with 3x180 A batteries and 1500 W panels, definitely has four stages of charging. It generates 2.5-3 kW with sunlight from 7 am to 5 pm.
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It does the job as stated in the description... affordable