12v Charge Controller

Its for solar.

Brandon,

You need to be more specific as there are a lot of different brands of 12 volt charge controllers. (Blue Sky Energy, Morningstar, SunSaver, etc) With that being said there is a company I know called Sun Electronics who's...

2010-03-21 08:01:48 by Brandonh

A short little vid of my new sunforce charge controller not being use the way it should be. I received it today from amazon and wanted to try it ...

I have tried Frys and they don't seem to have it does anyone know where else I could find this charge controller?

You can get one that's a little bigger that will work on a smaller solar panel, they are rated by their maximum capability. I assume you have around a 15W solar panel. A 4.5A charge controller is only $29 and would work great....

2009-08-06 15:22:08 by PhoisGoood

I really need a charge controller that will cut the charger off when the battery voltage is between 10v and 13v, what is the name of that device ? and where to buy it?

It's a charge controller.

You need to specify the type and size of battery.

Many places sell it, just search for "charge controller"



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2008-07-25 13:48:16 by chiisum

Hi .can i use this controller to wind turbine,if yes can anyone explain where i can connect dump load / thanks for help
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Yes you can, simply connect the dump load to the transformer.

2009-01-30 05:35:54 by anjarosexxx

If I use a charge controller for a 12v battery that limits the voltage and Amps would my battery die if I am using more volts and amps than the charge controller is allowing to run into the battery? Basically I want to run applications of the battery

Yes and Yes. The battery can only put back what was given to it, so if you use more current than you supply to the battery, it will eventually go dead. The lower the battery voltage became the more current the charger would have to supply, BUT...

2007-12-12 17:33:18 by Cassidy A

Solar Charge Controller Circuit for 20A,12V with Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD), Temperature compensation.

what is the question?

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2009-01-30 10:59:28 by Caleb A