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SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER

A charge controller or regulator prevents overcharging by limiting the current flowing into the batteries. The key to extending battery life in a solar system is to protect batteries from a complete discharge / overcharge. A charge controller is a power system component whose functions include regulation of solar charge current and in some cases to provide low battery protection.

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Models Available are :

NEON SCC 06 Amp
NEON SCC 10 Amp
NEON SCC 20 Amp
NEON SCC 30 Amp
NEON SCC 40 Amp

Features :

Reliable all solid-state circuitry, no power hungry relays to burn out.
Temperature compensated, adjusts charging voltage with temperature.
Charging method: Analog Pulse Width Modulation (APWM).
Radio quiet, designed to work with radio systems.
The efficient design works with small and medium sized battery/solar panel combinations.
Built-in fuse for protection from excessive load and solar charging currents.
The load and battery circuits have a common negative ground.
The application of reverse battery polarity blows the fuse, the rest of the circuitry is protected.
Will work with all rechargeable battery types: wet or gell cell lead acid, NiCd, and NiMH.
Simple 6 screw connector will accept up to 14 gauge wires for attaching a battery, load and a PV panel.

Controls and Indicators :

Load On-Off Switch: spring loaded momentary on, momentary off, can be remote from board.
High intensity Red/Green LED for charge controller Charge/Float indication.
Twin high intensity White LEDs for Load-Power indication and local area lighting.
High intensity Amber LED for Low-Voltage indication, lights at 0.6V above the LVD setpoint.
Charge controller float voltage adjustment pot.
Low voltage disconnect setpoint pot.
Equalize terminals provided, bridge during periodic maintenance overcharging