Buy Kemo Charging Controller M149N Charge controller Serial 12 V 10 A

Solar charge controller with four cable connections for 12V DC. Manufacturer: Kemo Electronic, Model M149N. CE marked.

'Schematic diagram of a solar charge controller: connection to a car battery on the left and a solar panel on the right under the sun.'

A solar panel is connected to a charge controller, which is in turn connected to a battery. This demonstrates a simple solar charging system.

Isometric drawing of a rectangular electronic component M149 with dimensions and cable connections, showing relevant component details.

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Kemo Charging Controller M149N Charge controller Serial 12 V 10 A

Overvoltage protection

Technical specifications

Off-load voltage 14 - 30 V
Input current briefly up to 5 min. 20 A

Product type: Charge controller

Nominal voltage: 12 V

Module power (max.): 60 Wp

Temperature range: n/a °C

Charging current (max.): 10 A

Own power consumption: < 2.5 mA

Matching rechargeable battery: SLA
Lead-acid
Lead acid membrane

Control type: Serial

Dim: (L x W x H) 50 x 75 x 42 mm

Current load: 10 A

Module load (max.): 6 A

Width: 75 mm

Height: 42 mm

Length: 50 mm

Depth: 42 mm

Max. charging current: 6 A

Output voltage: 12 V

Cable cross section: min. 1.5 mm²

Max. load current: 6 A

Nominal voltage (details): 12 V

Power consumption: < 2.5 mA

Input voltage: 12 V

Current load: 6 A

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Datasheet 110527 Kemo Charging Controller M149N Charge controller Serial 12 V 10 A

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User & Safety Instructions 110527 Kemo Charging Controller M149N Charge controller Serial 12 V 10 A

Description

This charge regulator is an electronic switch, which switches on the connection to the solar cells when the battery is empty and switches it off again when the battery is full. As a switching element, nearly loss-free switching power-mos-transistor is applied.