Charge Controller, 10 A, SunSaver

10-amp Charge Controller

12 Volt

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Description

What this product does: The Morningstar SunSaver charge controller is a voltage regulator that keeps your batteries from being over charged by your solar panels. Most “12-volt” panels put out about 16 V to 20 volts, but “12-volt” batteries require 14 V to 14.5 V to become fully charged, so without regulation the batteries will be damaged from overcharging.

Recommended use(s): This charge controller is used in the Schola solar energy station.

Advantages of this product: The SunSaver is a fully potted 10-A, 12-V, PWM (pulse width modulation) charge controller with three-stage charging, and temperature compensation based on a sensor built into the controller. It has LED status lights to show the charging status, battery status and faults.

Disadvantages of this product: Does not include a low voltage disconnect. You will need to buy a LVD separately to protect you batteries.

Manufacturer’s info: SunSaver Data Sheet, SunSaver Operator’s Manual

Availability: Generally in stock

Specifications

Size (LxWxH) 6.0 in x 2.2 in x 1.3 in (152 mm x 55 mm x 32 mm)
Weight 8 oz (0.23 kg)
Wire Size #10 AWG
Rated Solar Input 20 A
System Voltage 12 V
Maximum Solar Voltage 30 V
Regulation Voltage 14.4 V (Flooded), 14.1 V (AGM)
Voltage Accuracy 25 mV
Self-consumption <8 mA
Rated Load Output 10 A
Low Voltage Disconnect 11.5 V
Low Voltage Reconnect 12.6 V
Temperature Compensation -30 mV/°C
Operating Temperature -40 °C to +60 °C

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