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Charge controller

This is an essential component of a solar power system. It prevents batteries from getting overcharged and damaged. In this text, you will learn about what exactly a charge controller does, how it protects batteries, the reason why having a good one is so important, the difference between PWM and MPPT controllers, and tips for picking the right one for your renewable energy system. 

Each solar panel absorbs sunlight and converts it to electricity. Storing this electricity in batteries for use later. They can be damaged if the batteries are too full or too empty. This is where a charge controller comes in.

How charge controllers protect batteries from overcharging and discharging

The charge controller controls the output to the batteries. It ensures the batteries are charged properly, but not excessively. It also prevents the batteries from going too low, which can damage them. A charge controller ensures the batteries are protected, leading to longer battery life. 

But an overcharged battery will heat up, and it won’t retain a charge very well. A battery can also get damaged when it swings to (over) using it. A charge controller monitors the battery voltage, ceasing to charge when the batteries are full. It also prevents the batteries from being lowered too low.

Why choose Suoer Charge controller?

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