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Charge Controller 40A MPPT Type MPN:GS-MPPT-ZENITH-40
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Charge Controller 40A MPPT Type
Introducing the new Grape Solar Charge Controller 40A MPPT Type - the perfect solution for your off-grid power needs! Whether you're in the market for a renewable energy system or simply looking to add some extra juice to your existing setup, this charge controller has got you covered. With a max solar input voltage of 100V DC and an impressive 40A maximum current, you can rest assured that your batteries will always be charged efficiently. Designed for flooded lead-acid, gel cell, lithium-ion, or sealed lead-acid batteries, this charge controller is incredibly versatile and perfect for any off-grid application. Its no-load loss of 100mA @24V DC and 58mA @12V DC ensures that you're not wasting power when the sun isn't shining, while the MPPT technology maximizes the amount of energy harvested from your solar panels. So don't wait any longer - make the switch to clean, renewable energy today with Grape Solar!
Top product features:
- Max Solar Input Voltage: This feature allows you to safely connect multiple solar panels in series or parallel connections. It can handle up to 100V DC from your solar array without any issues, maximizing your energy harvesting capabilities.
- Max Current: With a maximum current of 40A, this charge controller is perfect for medium to large sized solar installations that require high amperage inputs to keep batteries charged efficiently and quickly.
- MPPT Technology: This advanced maximum power point tracking (MPPT) technology ensures that you are getting the most out of your solar panels by detecting peak energy output from your solar array, even if it fluctuates during changing weather conditions or times of day.
Top product applications:
- Off-grid electrification systems for remote locations such as cabins, RVs, and boats.
- Renewable energy installations on residential or commercial properties to reduce electricity bills and reliance on the grid.
- Emergency backup power supply for critical loads during grid outages or natural disasters.
