PWM Solar Charge Controller, 12V/24V, LCD and USB
PWM Solar Charge Controller, 12V/24V, LCD and USB - 10A ...è stato ordinato al fornitore e verrà spedito non appena sarà di nuovo disponibile.
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PWM Solar Charge Controller, 12V/24V, LCD and USB - 10A ...è stato ordinato al fornitore e verrà spedito non appena sarà di nuovo disponibile.
Key Features
- Choose a 10A, 20A, 30A, 40A, 50A, 60A, 80A or 100A configuration
- 12V / 24V automatic battery-system detection
- LCD shows battery voltage and charging or load status
- Separate solar, battery and load terminal pairs
- Dual USB sockets and timer-based load settings



Product Overview
The PWM solar charge controller connects a compatible solar array, lead-acid battery and DC load through separate screw terminals. Its LCD and three-button interface provide access to system readings and load-control settings, with two USB sockets for compatible devices. Select the current configuration that matches the system design; no solar panel or battery is included.
Details & Specs
| Controller current configurations | 10A–100A |
|---|---|
| Working voltage | 12V / 24V automatic |
| Construction | Controller housing with LCD and three-button controls |
| Connection | Screw terminals for panel, battery and DC load; dual USB output |
| Battery chemistry | Sealed, gel or flooded lead-acid; not lithium or NiMH |
| USB output | 5V |
| Connection order | Battery first, then load, then solar panel; disconnect in reverse |
| Manual electrical table scope | The illustrated 10A / 20A / 30A table applies only to those three configurations |
| 10A / 20A / 30A table dimensions / weight | 150 × 78 × 35mm; approximately 150g |
| 10A / 20A / 30A USB interface limit | Up to 3A; subject to system supply |
| Included | 1 solar charge controller in the selected current configuration |

Compatibility & Notes
Use only with a suitable lead-acid battery and a correctly sized solar array. Connect the battery before the load and panel, following terminal polarity. Mount on a firm, ventilated surface near the battery and keep the controller dry. The illustrated electrical table is specifically for 10A, 20A and 30A units; do not apply those limits to the other selectable current configurations.




