Projecta Solar Panel Regulator

Bluesolar 12v 24v 36v 48v 70a can bus solar charge controller mppt type scc010070100.

Projecta solar panel regulator.

Find many great new used options and get the best deals for projecta solar controller 4 stage 15a max panel size 180w regulator sc015 at the best online prices at ebay. Featuring sophisticated 4 stage charging and all the features of the smart controller range they step it up a level with the inclusion of an intelligent stylish and feature packed remote control unit that enables complete user control via total customisation of the charge settings. Solar regulators are designed to accept the voltage from the solar panel and output a voltage that is safe and useable to charge a battery. Utilising a state of the art 4 stage charging profile this controller ensures both starting and deep cycle batteries are kept in peak condition.

2 specifications solar controller advanced mcu features control pulse width modulated pwm technology high efficiency operation. The projecta 12v 15amp solar charge controller is a compact controller suitable for solar panels producing up to 15 amps. The flagship offering of our solar controller range ideal for rv fitment. Ideally suited to solar panels producing up to 20 amps the sc220 is a sophisticated solar controller that delivers a comprehensive 4 stage charging process and the ability to tailor its settings to best suit your battery type.

A good regulator will incorporate a 3 stage charging output. 12 24 volt automatic solar charge controller. 4 stage charging built in regulator to prevent your battery from being overcharged. The projecta compac series solar panels are portable monocrystalline folding solar panels armed with a versatile 3 in 1 charging cable to provide constant on the go power solutions for phones action cameras drones and tablets.

Click image for more details. Sc320 controller pdf manual download. Bluesolar mppt 150 70 can bus. If you plug a solar panel which is generating 17v straight into your battery it is easy to understand how this can cause damage.

Overcharging occurs when the charge voltage is unregulated.