
Liquidation
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Let us be honest: a PWM controller extracts 15 to 25 % less from a panel than an equivalent MPPT, because it merely chops voltage instead of converting it. On a 1000 W system that gap easily justifies buying an MPPT.
On a 100 or 200 W system, however — a panel charging the battery of a shed, a gate opener or a pond pump — the gap is a few watts and PWM does the job perfectly for a fraction of the price.
This 30 A model handles 12 and 24 V buses, displays battery voltage and charge current, and protects against reverse polarity and overload. We are clearing it at $39 while stock lasts; there will be no more.
The power of intelligent energy management
Under 200 W the efficiency gap versus MPPT is a few watts. PWM is then the rational choice, not a compromise.
Reverse polarity, overload and short circuit are all covered, which is not guaranteed on the cheapest controllers available.
This model is discontinued. The units shown are the last in our inventory.
| Type | PWM |
|---|---|
| Charge current | 30 A |
| Battery voltage | 12 / 24 V (auto-detect) |
| Maximum PV power (12 V) | 390 W |
| Protections | Reverse polarity, overload, short circuit |
| Display | LCD voltage and current |
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