Western Co. Solar Charge Controller MPPT Western WMarine10 Charge controller MPPT 15 A

The WMarine10 charge controller implements a buck-boost charging circuit. The main difference between this controller and other types such as the WRM15 charge controller (which implement a buck charging circuit) is: that the WMarine 10 allows the solar panel to operate at both higher and lower voltage than the battery, allowing it to use a solar module with a 10V open-circuit voltage to charge 12V and 24V batteries. The voltage of the solar module reaches from 5 V to 40 V both for 12V and 24V batteries when the MPPT circuit is operated. The WMarine10 is the complete solution for implementing island-shaped solar systems, for power supply of traffic lights and lighting systems, low-voltage devices and for charging batteries in mobile homes and water vehicles. The different charging programs available for selection make the WMarine 10 the complete solution for many applications; For example, for the feeding of cameras that are intended to operate only during the day, for the power supply of lighting fixtures or lights that are intended to operate only at night, or for the power supply of lighting systems that are intended to work for a certain number of hours. The WMarine 10 detects the day-night operation mode depending on the voltage of the solar cell, so no additional sensors are required for the regulator. A large display shows the operating status of the regulator through simple and intuitive icons, as well as displaying the values for charging current, battery voltage, energy produced by the solar module and the energy consumed by the charging process.

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