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For the 2206AN model, the maximum output current at the "Load terminal + -" is 20A, and the output voltage remains consistent with the battery side.
3 July 2023
For the 2206AN model, the maximum output current at the "Load terminal + -" is 20A, and the output voltage remains consistent with the battery side.
13 July 2021
Not recommended. the battery voltage that every controller detected has a minor difference. When the battery is nearly full, it is possible that some controllers are […]
13 July 2021
Yes, the XTRA series charge controller (softwareSV200 or above version ) supports choosing lithium battery via LCD. But WiFi/Bluetooth module or PC is required if the […]
13 July 2021
When the battery is nearly full, in order to prevent the battery from overcharging, the PWM controller will adjust the switching frequency of MOS to adjust […]
13 July 2021
Yes, all parameters can be set via the LCD and buttons on the charge controller
13 July 2021
The display of VS-BN is dot-matrix LCD which can show the data more vividly.
13 July 2021
Yes, the USB output is the same as load output which is controlled by load mode(Manual, Light ON/OFF, Light ON/OFF+Timer, Time ). If the load is […]
13 July 2021
The two USB ports are paralleled, the total power is 2.4A/5V, so it is 2.4A/5V too if the only USB port is used. If overloaded, there […]
13 July 2021
Yes. This series can not only set the total charging and discharging limiting current of the battery but also set the charging current of the utility. […]
13 July 2021
Yes, it has no No-Battery mode. The parameters can be set without a battery connection.
13 July 2021
Yes. The inverter can work with a lithium battery without communicating with BMS. However, the real-time monitoring data and protection point will be the sampling data […]
13 July 2021
No, Upower supports a sealed battery. It is not compatible with lithium batteries.
13 July 2021
Yes. The utility charging circuit (AC-DC) and inverter output circuit (DC-AC)are independent. The inverter output can be used while the utility is charging, in this case, […]
13 July 2021
① Make sure the LED street lights do not have a built-in LED driver. ② Make sure the rated output voltage of the charger is higher […]
13 July 2021
Yes, it has a built-in LED driver which can work with LED lights that have no drivers.
13 July 2021
No, because the charging and discharging share the same circuit designed to perform charge during the day and discharge at night.
13 July 2021
Tracer-BP can work with LED light, but the condition is that the LED lights must have a built-in LED driver.
13 July 2021
It is a load on/off button and indicator, load on/off control can be done with this button when the Load Working mode is Manual.
13 July 2021
13 July 2021
The Tracer-AN (50A ~ 100A) has two communication ports but that's for easy daisy chain connection when multiple chargers are connected together, directly connecting MT50 and […]
13 July 2021
Max. 6 chargers can be connected in parallel, parallel managing module PAL-ADP-50AN is needed for better state syn between chargers, e.g., all chargers go to Float […]
13 July 2021
No such feature, the only way to limit the Max. charge current is to connect fewer solar panels.
13 July 2021
Negative battery current means battery is discharging, this could happen when no PV or PV power is not enough to power the loads.
13 July 2021
It is required to connect the battery first, if the battery polarity is reversed in this step, the controller has the protection and would not be […]
13 July 2021
TPower is an off-grid inverter, not allowed to connect to the Grid.
13 July 2021
13 July 2021
It is forbidden to connect the outputs in parallel or series, or the inverter will be damaged. The inverter works standalone only.
13 July 2021
Yes. Both load output voltages can be set as 12V or 24V independently. The setting will take effect immediately.
13 July 2021
To enter into No-Battery mode, it needs to use Windows PC software or remote meter MT92 to choose "Auto" for Rated System Voltage. In No-Battery mode, […]
13 July 2021
Some electronics (e.g., surveillance cameras) might be sensitive to a high or low power source, constant voltage output is the best for these loads.