10A Solar Charge Controller

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The GIE PR 10-30 series of charge controllers is the highlight in the range.
The latest charging technologies, combined with a GIE AtonIC state of charge determination which
has been significantly improved once again, result in optimal battery maintenance and control of the
module output of up to 900 Wp which can be connected to it. A large display informs the user about all
operating modes with the aid of symbols.
The state of charge is represented visually in the form of a tank display. Data such as voltage, current
and state of charge can also be displayed digitally as figures on the display. In addition,the controller
has an energy meter which can be reset by the user.

Product Features:

• Hybrid controller
• State of charge determination with GIE AtonIC (SOC)
• Voltage regulation
• Automatic detection of voltage
• PWM control
• Multistage charging technology
• Current compensated load disconnection
• Automatic load reconnection
• Temperature compensation
• Common positive grounding or negative
• grounding on one terminal
• Integrated data logger
• Night light function
• Integrated self test
• Monthly maintenance charge

Electronic protection functions:

• Overcharge protection
• Deep discharge protection
• Reverse polarity protection of load, module and battery
• Automatic electronic fuse
• Short circuit protection of load and module
• Overvoltage protection at module input
• Open circuit protection without battery
• Reverse current protection at night
• Overtemperature and overload protection
• Battery overvoltage shutdown

Displays:

• Graphical LCD display for operating parameters, fault messages, self test

Operation:

• Simple menu-driven operation
• Programming by buttons
• Manual load switch

Optional Improvements:

• Prepayment interface
• External temperature sensor
• Alarm contact

Inverter Systems

for both AC and DC

Inverter systems are designed as solar home systems. The central solar charge controller ensures the battery is charged correctly and pretects it against overcharging. In addition, a stand-alone inverter is connected directly to the battery in these systems so that AC appliances can be operated.

If DC appliances are also used, they can be connected directly to the charge controller. An AC system can be created with a system voltage or battery voltage of 12V, and also with 24V or 48V for greater capacities. This simple system concept makes installation quick and easy.