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10A PWM solar controller boasts a rated charging and discharge current of 10A, ensuring optimal energy flow and battery health. The controller comes with adjustable parameters, such as a default 12V float voltage set at 14.2V and a 24V float voltage at 28.4V, allowing for customization according to specific energy needs. Additionally, it features discharge cutoff and recovery voltages to protect batteries from over-discharging and aid in their quick recovery. This solar charge controller is ideal for a variety of applications within solar power systems, such as home solar energy setups, solar-powered charging stations, and even in hydropower systems.
1. Connect the positive terminal of the battery to the controller as shown in the picture, the controller will automatically detect the battery voltage.2. Connect the load positive and negative poles to the controller as shown in the diagram, and be careful not to reverse the connection.
10A PWM Solar Charge Controller User Manual
Q1. What is a PWM solar charge controller?
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) solar charge controllers are devices used to regulate the energy flowing from a solar panel into a battery bank. They help in maintaining the battery health by preventing overcharging and deep discharge.
Q2. How does a 10A PWM controller differ from other types?
The "10A" in the name indicates that the controller can handle up to 10 amperes of current. This is suitable for small to medium-sized solar applications.
Q3. What types of batteries can I use with a 10A PWM controller?
These controllers typically work with various battery types such as lead-acid, AGM, gel, and sometimes even lithium batteries. However, compatibility should be checked in the controller’s specifications.