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Upgraded 30A 12V/24V Auto Volt/Amp/Temp Display Display PWM Solar Panel Charge Controller

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                  Features:
                   
                  – With Voltage & Current & Temperature Display
                  – Support detection for the Vpmax for the panel, Not just charging voltage.
                  – 32 bit MCU high-speed kernel ARM CORTEX, CPU running speed 72MHz
                  – 13 new function LCD menu, Adjustable charging parameters.
                  – One-click to restore factory Settings, One-click to reboot.
                  – Fully 3-stage PWM charge management.
                  – Build-in short-circuit protection,open-circuit protection,reverse protection, Over-the-load protection.
                  – ST/IR/ Infineon imported dual MOS MOSFET for anti-reverse circuit
                  – 1oZ copper foil thickness, applicable in -35℃~60℃, high-temperature protection.
                  – Use ±1% high precision resistance, the high-temperature solid-state capacitor on the PCB board with thickness over 2mm. 
                  – Ultra-low power consumption 12mA@12V.
                  – Double USB 5V 2A.
                   
                  Applicable Battery Type:
                   - B01: lead-acid battery (13.7V)
                   - B02: lithium polymer battery (12.6V)
                   - B03: lithium iron phosphate battery (14.4V)
                   
                  Specification of 30A Controller:
                   
                  Rated Voltage: 12/24V Auto-Adaptive
                  Rated Current: 30A
                  Applicable Pmax & Voc in 12V Solar System: 390W, 15-25V
                  Applicable Pmax & Voc in 24V Solar System: 780W, 30-50V
                  Equalization: 14.4V
                  Float charge: 13.7V (defaul,adjustable)
                  Discharge stop: 10.7V(defaul,adjustable)
                  Discharge reconnect: 12.6V(defaul,adjustable)
                  Charge reconnect: 13V
                  Voltage of open light: Solar panel 8V(Light lights delay)
                  Voltage of close light: Solar panel 8V(Light off delay)
                  USB output: 2 way USB output,5V/2A(Max.)
                  Self-consume: <12mA
                  Operationg temperature: -35-60℃
                  Size: 132mmx70mmx32mm
                   
                  About the Charging & Dis-Charging Current Display:
                   - The controller is mainly designed for the high current solar system, The current may not display in 3 situations: Low-wattage panel, Weak sunlight, Low-wattage appliance.
                   - The display is more accurate when the current is higher (>1A).
                   
                  About the Temperature Display:
                   Charging will stop at >80℃
                   Charging will restart at <70℃
                   
                  System connection:
                   1. Connect the battery to the charge regulator-plus and minus.
                   2. Connect the photovoltaic module to the regulator-plus and minus.
                   3. Connect the consumer to the charge regulator-plus and minus.
                   
                  Package included:
                   
                  1 x PWM Solar Charge Controller 30A
                  1 x User Manual










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