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Displaying products 1 - 12 of 12 products Victron Blue Solar MPPT 75 / 10 charge controller, battery voltage 12 / 24V auto select, 10A charge current, 15A automatic load disconnect This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Solar MPPT 100 / 15 Charge Controller, Battery Voltage 12 / 24V Auto Select, 15A Charge Current This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP65s Charger 12 / 5 + DC Connector, Input 230VAC, Output 12V (5A) Bluetooth Smart App This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Solar MPPT 100 / 30 Charge Controller, Battery Voltage 12 / 24V Auto Select, 30A Charge Current This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP65 Charger 12 / 15 + DC Connector, Input 230VAC, Output 12V (15A) Bluetooth Smart App This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP22 Charger 12 / 15 + DC Connector, Input 230VAC, Output 12V (15A), Bluetooth Smart App, Fan Assisted Cooling, 1 Output This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP22 Charger 24 / 12 + DC Connector, Input 230VAC, Output 24V (12A), Bluetooth Smart App, Fan assisted cooling, 1 Output This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP65s Charger 24 / 8 (1) 230V CEE 7 / 17, Input 230VAC, Output 12V (8A), Bluetooth Smart APP, The charger comes with both crocodile clips and M8 eyelets, Also charges Li-Ion batteries This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP22 Charger 12 / 20 + DC Connector, Input 230VAC, Output 12V (20A), Bluetooth Smart App, Fan Assisted Cooling, 1 Output This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP22 charger 24 / 16 (3), input 265VAC, Output (16A), Bluetooth snart App, 3x Outputs, BPC241644002 This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Smart Solar MPPT 100 / 50 Charge Controller, Battery Voltage 12 / 24V Auto Select, 50A Charge Current, VictronConnect Bluetooth App This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Victron Blue Smart IP22 Charger 12 / 30 + DC Connector, Input 230VAC, Output 12V (30A), Bluetooth Smart App, Fan Assisted Cooling, 1 Output This product has been added to the cart. What would you like to do now: Category information
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Solar power chargers Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity, either directly using photovoltaics (PV), or indirectly using concentrated solar power (CSP). Concentrated solar power systems use lenses or mirrors and tracking systems to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam. Photovoltaics convert light into electric current using the photovoltaic effect. PWM Vs MPPT For example: 32V panel @ 7.8A (250Watt) is used to charge a 12V battery. The PVM charger will reduce the voltage to 12V and keep the current at 7.8A (93.75Watts). There is a loss of power. MPPT chargers will reduce the voltage to match the battery, but it will also adjust the current to keep the battery charged - using the maximum use of the power available. For example: 32V panel @ 7.8A (250Watt) is used to charge a 12V battery. The MPPT charger will reduce the voltage to 12V, but will also increase the current to 20.8A (250Watts). The panel can operate at it’s maximum power point, and in turn can generate much more power. What solar panel voltage do I need? For an MPPT controller to work correctly, the voltage of the solar panel (or solar array) must be at least 4V to 5V higher than the battery ‘charging’ voltage (not the nominal battery voltage). This is because the panel voltage will drop under cloudy condition, or when the solar panel temperature increases. In order for the MPPT to function correctly the panel voltage must always be higher than the battery voltage under all conditions. Products per page: | |||||
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