This high quality 10A 12V/24V dual battery solar charge controller with a remote LCD display is designed to charge and protect 2 batteries. The controller uses PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) technology which increases charge acceptance and prolongs the life of your batteries. Often PWM technology can recover some lost battery capacity.

This is a perfect solar controller for a caravan / camper van / boat or another system with 2 batteries (e.g. engine and leisure battery).

This controller can work with solar panels up to 160W (12V) / 320W (24V). It features various LED indicators, battery type selection (sealed, gel, flooded) and a remote LCD display with 10 cable. A built-in temperature sensor allows delicate charging in various temperatures.

Remote LCD monitor can display various charging parameters such as voltage, current, frequency, battery charge. It can also record accumulated battery capacity and min / max voltage for each of the 2 batteries.

Controller specifications:

- Fully automated operation and auto 12V/24V selection
- 3 pairs of terminals (input, battery 1, battery 2)
- LEDs to indicate state of charge
- Temperature sensor for temperature compensation of charging (-30mV/C/12V)
- Additional connection point for a remote temperature sensor (not included)
- Remote LCD monitor with 10m cable (included)
- Various protection features (over charge, discharge, short circuit, over load, battery reverse polarity etc)
- Self-consumption: 21-33mA
- Working temperature: -35C to +55C
- Terminals for wire up to 4.0mm2
- Size: 15.5 x 7.6 x 4.0 cm
- Weight: 185 g
- Multiple mounting holes for ease of installation

The items are packaged into two boxes (controller, LCD display) and come with user manuals.

This product is covered by 1 year warranty.

Please contact Photonic Universe if you have any questions about this product.

10A 12V/24V dual battery solar charge controller (charge regulator) with a remote LCD display and cable for lead acid batteries and solar panels up to 160W (12V) / 320W (24V)

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