Studer Solar Controllers IP68 PCC08 8A 12V PWM Solar Charger Controller for Solar Street Light

Studer Solar Controllers IP68 PCC08 8A 12V PWM Solar Charger Controller for Solar Street Light System 1

Studer Solar Controllers IP68 PCC08 8A 12V PWM Solar Charger Controller for Solar Street Light

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1.Features :

Professional design to promote system reliability

-Using international well-know brand semiconductor device.

- High LED driving, significantly reduce the product temperature.

- IP68 protection degree without any buttons, further improve the waterproof reliability.

Discharge efficiency

- LED constant current drive efficiency up to 96%

-Dimming LED constant current drive efficiency from 91%-96%

Minimal power consumption

-The current consumption ≤10mA

Intelligent battery management

-It is PWM and CV charge, which matches with Li protect board perfectly.

- Significantly extends the battery lifetime up to 50% base on intelligent temperature

compensation charge and discharge management.

- Intelligent energy management of battery ensures that the battery charge & discharge in

shallow state which significantly extend the battery life.

Intelligent LED drive management

- Light control function, automatic lights LED in the dark, turn off automatically at dawn

- Constant current drive

- three times control.

- Delaying infrared body sensor

- Morning lighting

- Dimming function, control to output different power in different typical time.

Flexible parameter set

- Excellent man-machine interface, convenient operation.

- Infrared wireless communications, connecting with a handheld remote control for easy installation.

*Protect function

- Battery and the solar panel reverse connection protection.

- To prevent the battery discharge to the solar panel .

- Battery low voltage disconnect and reconnect voltage protection.

-The LED output short and open circuit protection.

2. Technical parameter

Model	PCC08 G4
System voltage	12V
Output power	40W/12 V
Static power consumption	13 mA/12 V
Rated charging current	8 A
Solar panel power	≤ 120 W
Solar panel open-circuit voltage	< 25 V
MPPT tracking efficiency	96%
Typical constant current source efficiency	90% to 96%
Overvoltage protection	Overcharge voltage 2 V
Charging voltage limit	Overcharge voltage 1 V
Current accuracy	±3%
Over-temperature protection	85 °C
Light control voltage	16 V ~50 V
Operating temperature	-35 °C ~+60 °C
Protection degree	IP68
Weight	180g
Dimensions (mm)	588223.5

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4.FAQ

Q: DO YOU HAVE ANY CERTIFICATION FOR YOUR PRODUCTS?

A: We have ISO9001:2015, CE、 RoHS certifications for all of our products.

Q: DO YOU HAVE MOQ FOR PLACE ORDER?

A: Low MOQ, 1pe for sample checking is available.

Q: Can a solar controller be used with different types of solar panel voltage regulators?: Yes, a solar controller can be used with different types of solar panel voltage regulators. The purpose of a solar controller is to regulate and control the charging process of a solar panel system, regardless of the type of voltage regulator being used. As long as the solar controller is compatible with the voltage range and specifications of the solar panel voltage regulator, it can be effectively used to optimize the charging and protect the batteries in the system.

Q: Can a solar controller be used with solar-powered electric fences for wildlife conservation?: Yes, a solar controller can be used with solar-powered electric fences for wildlife conservation. A solar controller helps regulate the flow of electricity from the solar panels to the electric fence, ensuring that the fence receives the necessary power while preventing overcharging or damage to the system. By using a solar controller, the electric fence can effectively deter wildlife and protect conservation areas in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner.

Q: Can a solar controller be used with a generator backup system?: Yes, a solar controller can be used with a generator backup system. The solar controller helps regulate the charging of batteries from solar panels, while the generator backup system provides alternative power during periods of low sunlight or high demand. The two systems can work together to ensure a reliable and efficient power supply.

Q: How do I protect a solar controller from lightning strikes?: To protect a solar controller from lightning strikes, it is recommended to install a surge protector or lightning arrestor between the solar panels and the controller. This device will divert excess electrical energy caused by a lightning strike away from the controller, reducing the risk of damage. Additionally, ensuring proper grounding of the entire solar system can further minimize the chances of lightning-related issues.

Q: What is the maximum discharge voltage of a solar controller?: The specific model and manufacturer determine the maximum discharge voltage of a solar controller, which can vary. Generally, the maximum discharge voltage of a solar controller is typically between 12 and 24 volts. It is crucial to avoid surpassing the maximum voltage rating of the connected battery system, as this can result in damage to both the battery and other connected components. It is advisable to consult the manufacturer's product specifications and guidelines for precise information on the maximum discharge voltage of a specific solar controller.

Q: Solar controller use: The role of the controller is used to protect the battery from overdischarge. Cloudy charge current is small when there is no boost function

Q: How do I integrate a solar controller with an existing solar panel system?: To integrate a solar controller with an existing solar panel system, you will need to follow a few steps: 1. Determine the compatibility: Firstly, ensure that the solar controller you have is compatible with your existing solar panel system. Check the specifications and requirements of both the solar controller and the solar panels to ensure they can work together. 2. Disconnect the existing connections: Before connecting the solar controller, you need to disconnect the existing connections from the solar panels. This involves turning off the solar panel system and disconnecting any wires or cables attached to the panels. 3. Install the solar controller: Once the existing connections are disconnected, you can proceed to install the solar controller. The installation process may vary depending on the specific model, so refer to the manufacturer's instructions for guidance. Generally, you will need to mount the solar controller in a suitable location near the solar panels and connect the appropriate wires. 4. Connect the solar panels to the controller: After installing the solar controller, reconnect the solar panels to it. This typically involves connecting the positive and negative wires from the solar panels to the corresponding terminals on the solar controller. Ensure that the connections are secure and properly tightened. 5. Reconnect the system: Once the solar panels are connected to the solar controller, you can now reconnect the rest of the system. This includes connecting the wires or cables that were previously disconnected. 6. Test and monitor: After completing the integration, turn on the solar panel system and monitor the performance. Check if the solar controller is functioning properly and regulating the charge from the solar panels effectively. Make any necessary adjustments or settings according to the manufacturer's instructions. It is important to note that if you are unsure or uncomfortable with any of the steps involved, it is recommended to seek professional assistance from a qualified electrician or solar technician. They can help ensure a safe and proper integration of the solar controller with your existing solar panel system.

Q: Can a solar controller be used with a solar heating system?: Yes, a solar controller can be used with a solar heating system. A solar controller is designed to regulate and control the flow of energy between the solar panels and the heating system, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. It helps monitor and adjust the temperature, flow rate, and other parameters to ensure effective utilization of solar energy for heating purposes.

Q: Can a solar controller handle high voltage surges?: No, a solar controller is not designed to handle high voltage surges. It is primarily responsible for regulating and controlling the charge going into the battery from the solar panels, and it may have protection mechanisms to prevent overcharging or overloading. However, in the event of high voltage surges, additional surge protection devices or components would be needed to safeguard the solar controller and other connected equipment.

Q: How do you prevent short-circuiting of solar panels with a solar controller?: You can prevent short-circuiting of solar panels with a solar controller by properly sizing the controller to match the panel's voltage and current rating. Additionally, the controller should have built-in protection features such as overcurrent and overvoltage protection, as well as short-circuit protection. These protective mechanisms ensure that any potential short-circuits or electrical faults are detected and the controller automatically shuts off the current flow to prevent damage to the solar panels.

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