10A/20A/30A/40A/70A/100A Auto Solar Charge Controller

- Large screen LCD display, charge and discharge current display, cumulative power generation and discharge power query, temperature display, light control + delay control; adjustable charge and discharge parameters, with power-off memory and other functions. - Dual USB output, the maximum current is 2.5A. Equipped with all necessary protection devices, the control parameters of the system are adjustable, easy to set up and operate. Built-in overheating, overcurrent, short circuit, open circuit protection, fault elimination, controller automatic recovery. Two-way MOS tube anti-backflow circuit, high-power charging mode, ultra-low heat. - Built-in short circuit protection, open circuit protection, reverse connection protection, overload protection. Reverse current protection, low calorific value, with self-recovery function, will not damage the controller. - Real-time display of temperature, charging current and discharge current. Current autofocus MPPT tracking charging, high charging efficiency, charging process does not stop detection, two-way focus tracking. Specifications: Efficient chargingEnsure efficient charging of your solar panel with this versatile solar charge controller. Multiple amp optionsChoose from a range of amperage options to meet your specific power needs. Convenient USB chargingDual USB ports allow for easy and convenient charging of your devices. LCD display for easy monitoringMonitor the charging status and voltage levels on the LCD display for improved control. Compatible with 12V/24V systemsThis solar charge controller is compatible with both 12V and 24V power systems. Package Included: 1X Solar Panels Battery Charge Controller 1X User Manual Notes: 1. The charge regulator is suitable for lead-acid batteries: OPEN, AGM, GEL, nickel hydride, lithium, Liions, or other batteries. 2. This controller can only use photovoltaic panels as charging power. Do not use DC or other power as charging power. 3.The LCD display has an error of 0.2 V- 0.3 V, but this is normal 4. Old batteries may be degraded the capacity after hundereds of cycles, easily drop lower than 8V, which results in the controller will be shut off (LCD screen become totally “DEAD”).