25a mppt solar charge controller with plug and play input port

SKU: POW-M35-PRO

35A 12V 24V MPPT Solar-Laderegler

Name: 35A 12V 24V MPPT Solar-Laderegler
Brand: PowMr
SKU: POW-M35-PRO
Price: 55.00 USD
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35A MPPT Solar Charge Controller

Advanced MPPT solar charger achieves 99% tracking efficiency and 98% peak conversion efficiency, ensuring optimal charging for RVs, boats, cabins, and off-grid systems.

Auto-Detect 12V/24V Battery System

Automatically detects 12V/24V batteries with 3-stage charging presets for simplified operation. Adjust settings easily via buttons and LCD for tailored performance.

Versatile Battery Compatibility

Supports flooded, sealed, lithium-ion, LiFePO4, and user-defined battery types with preset charging stages. Fine-tune parameters using buttons and LCD for dependable off-grid power.

Robust Internal and External Protection

Safeguards against PV short circuits, battery overvoltage, overdischarge, load overcurrent, short circuits, and overheating. Features durable casing with dustproof, moisture-proof, rust-resistant terminals and rear heat sink.

Spezifikationen

Nennsystemspannung (V)

12/24

Nenn-Ladestrom (A)

35

12V-System (W/V)

420/<80

24V-System (W/V)

840/<80

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Can I charge a 48V battery with a 24V charger?

No, you cannot directly charge a 48V battery with a 24V charger. The charger voltage is insufficient to fully charge a higher-voltage battery. Using a lower-voltage charger may damage the charger or battery and result in incomplete charging. Always match charger voltage to battery voltage for safe operation.

How many watts can a 35A solar charge controller handle?

The 35A solar charge controller can handle different wattages depending on system voltage. For a 12V system, it supports up to 420W; for a 24V system, up to 840W. The maximum input voltage should remain below 80V. Exceeding these limits can cause controller damage or reduce efficiency.

Was ist die richtige Reihenfolge, um mein Solarsystem anzuschließen?

Beim Installieren eines Solarsystems die Komponenten in folgender Reihenfolge anschließen:
1) Batterien,
2) Laderegler/Wechselrichter-Ladegerät
3) Solarmodule (an PV-Eingang)
4) Wechselrichter/Wechselstromverbraucher
Immer Polarität, Spannungen und Kabelquerschnitte zur Sicherheit überprüfen.
Beim Trennen die Reihenfolge umkehren.