Price: ₦112,000.00
This versatile charge controller is designed to work with a variety of solar panels and battery types, making it the perfect solution for your home, office, or business. With its MPPT technology, the charge controller can extract up to 99.5% of the available solar energy, giving you more power for your use.
The charge controller also features a host of other advanced features, including:
Now, you might wonder what sets the 40A Solar Charge Controller with Heatsink Cooling apart. The “40A” refers to its capacity to handle up to 40 Amperes of current. This capacity is significant for several reasons:
Heatsink cooling has several advantages over other methods of cooling solar charge controllers, such as air cooling. These advantages include:
So if you’re looking for a reliable and efficient way to harness the power of the sun, the 40A MPPT Solar Charge Controller with Heatsink Cooling from SMKSolar Technology Nigeria Limited is the perfect choice for you.
A solar charge controller with heatsink cooling is a type of solar charge controller that uses a heatsink to dissipate heat. This helps to prevent the controller from overheating, which can damage it.
MPPT stands for Maximum Power Point Tracking. It's an advanced technology in charge controllers that optimizes the solar panel's output, allowing you to harvest more energy from your panels.
The installation of a solar charge controller with heatsink cooling is relatively simple. However, it is important to follow the instructions carefully to avoid damage to the controller or your batteries.
Solar charge controllers with heatsink cooling are generally low-maintenance devices. However, it is important to inspect them regularly for signs of damage or wear and tear. You should also clean the controller periodically to remove dust and debris.
Yes, it's possible to connect multiple charge controllers in parallel to accommodate larger solar arrays and battery banks, but ensure they are compatible and properly configured.
Common issues include overcharging, undercharging, or controller failure. Regular monitoring and proper installation help prevent these problems.