Autosolar Charge controller 4860 MPPT 60 A, 150 V
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MPPT Charging Technology
With MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking), the full power of your solar panels is optimally utilized. It is ideal for maximizing the output of your solar panels and charging your batteries at 12V/24V. The MPPT solar charge controller can deliver up to 60A charging current for 12V, 24V, 36V, and 48V batteries. The maximum PV voltage is 150V, and the charge controller can process a maximum of 800W at 12V, 1600W at 24V, 2400W at 36V, and 3200W at 48V. The charge controller can be used for lead, AGM, gel, and lithium batteries, and you can also create a custom battery charging profile if needed.
Function of the Solar Charge Controller
The solar charge controller regulates the voltage from the solar modules to an optimal level for the batteries. The nominal battery voltage is automatically detected by the charge controller. By applying MPPT technology, the charge controller can achieve up to 30% more energy yield from the solar module to the battery compared to conventional charge controllers (PWM). With the three-stage charging characteristic and selectable charging voltages, the charge controller can be configured to precisely match the charging parameters to the specific battery requirements.
MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking)
- Automatic system voltage detection
- Solar input voltage range of up to 150V
- Battery deep discharge protection, overcharge protection, overvoltage protection
- Protection against desulfation
- Temperature-dependent charging parameter correction
- Overtemperature protection, overcurrent protection, polarity protection
- 20A strong separate load output with shutdown option
The system is fully protected against overvoltage, overheating, and reverse polarity. An automatic current limit allows for the use of the full current strength without the user having to worry about potential overload. When expanding the solar system, up to 3 controllers can be connected in parallel, allowing for three times the charging current to be processed.