Overview
The POWLSOJX MPPT solar charge controller is a multi-functional LCD solar controller with clock display, 7 operating modes, automatic 12V/24V/36V/48V battery voltage identification, and dual USB output for 5V devices.
Key Features
- Large LCD display: battery and solar working status, control mode, load output status, and parameter display
- 7 operation modes: Charging, Light control, Light control + time delay, Universal (General) control, Manual control, Timing control, Test mode (factory use only)
- Automatic identification of 4 system voltages: DC12V/24V/36V/48V
- “Focusing MPPT tracking charging” (stated as an upgraded version vs standard PWM controller); a provided instruction states charging efficiency is 5%–10% higher than ordinary controllers
- Time and parameter setting function
- Non-restrictive charging control function
- Low-voltage protection with a manual discharge stop function
- Eight protection functions (as listed): open circuit protection, short circuit protection, overcurrent protection, overload protection, reverse protection, temperature protection, lightning protection, over-discharge protection
- Dual USB output: DC5V/1.5A x 2
- 12-month warranty (stated)
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Specifications
| Brand |
POWLSOJX |
| Type |
MPPT solar charge controller (MPPT tracking charging; not “pure traditional MPPT”) |
| Current options |
60A / 80A / 100A (optional) |
| Maximum current |
100A |
| Battery/system voltage |
DC12V/24V/36V/48V (automatic identification) |
| Input voltage |
DC12V/24V, DC36V, DC48V |
| Output voltage |
DC12V/24V, DC36V, DC48V; DC5V/1.5A x 2 USB |
| Operating/working temperature |
-25°C to 55°C |
| Item size |
198 x 180 mm (7.80 x 7.09 in) |
| Package size |
195 x 184 x 66 mm (7.68 x 7.24 x 2.60 in) |
| Certifications |
CE, FCC |
| High-concerned chemical |
None |
| Origin |
Mainland China |
| Application |
Thermal Controller; Charger Controller; Solar System Controller; Solar Working Station |
PV Input Recommendations (as provided in included diagrams/instructions)
System connection diagram table
| Model |
Battery voltage |
Recommended photovoltaic input voltage |
Maximum PV input power |
| SY-SLCD-60 |
12V |
15V-25V |
720W |
| SY-SLCD-60 |
24V |
30V-50V |
1440W |
| SY-SLCD-60 |
36V |
45V-75V |
2160W |
| SY-SLCD-60 |
48V |
60-100V |
2880W |
| SY-SLCD-80 |
12V |
15V-25V |
960W |
| SY-SLCD-80 |
24V |
30V-50V |
1920W |
| SY-SLCD-80 |
36V |
45V-75V |
2880W |
| SY-SLCD-80 |
48V |
60-100V |
3840W |
| SY-SLCD-100 |
12V |
15V-25V |
1200W |
| SY-SLCD-100 |
24V |
30V-50V |
2400W |
| SY-SLCD-100 |
36V |
45V-75V |
3600W |
| SY-SLCD-100 |
48V |
60-100V |
4800W |
Other compatibility ranges stated in instructions
- Stated: 12V battery with 15-28V solar panel; 24V battery with 30-55V solar panel; 36V battery with 45-68V solar panel; 48V battery with 60-98V solar panel
- Stated (purchase instructions): 12V battery with 15-23V solar panel; 24V battery with 30-46V solar panel; 36V battery with 45-66V solar panel; 48V battery with 60-90V solar panel
Battery Type Notes (stated)
- Suitable for lithium batteries and various lead-acid batteries (including openings, seals, colloids, etc.)
- Lithium batteries require manual adjustment of overcharging voltage (stated)
- Do not use other batteries such as nickel metal hydride batteries (stated)
Modes of Discharge Control
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Charging mode: no discharge under any condition
-
Light control mode: opens discharge with a 10-minute delay when night is detected; stops discharge with a 10-minute delay when daytime is detected
-
Light control + time delay control mode: starts discharge after a 10-minute delay and begins counting down; stops discharge when the timer reaches 0 (maximum delay time 23:59)
-
Universal (General) control mode: keeps the discharge state if no faults are detected
-
Manual control mode: use the “▼” button to turn on or stop discharge
-
Timing control mode: turns on or off discharge at regular intervals
-
Test mode: similar to light control + time delay control mode but with less delay time (factory use only)
Wiring & Installation (stated)
- Correct installation sequence: (1) Battery → (2) Solar panels (PV) → (3) DC load
- Recommended to add an air switch/breaker between the controller and battery, and also for solar panel and load, for protection (stated)
- If DC output is needed to control a load: set the output control mode first, then turn on the DC output disconnect switch (stated)
- Do not charge 12V batteries with 24V/36V/48V solar panels; if the voltage difference is too large, overheating may damage the controller (stated)
- Battery voltage identification thresholds (stated): 12V battery voltage > 10V; 24V battery voltage > 20V; 36V battery voltage > 30V; 48V battery voltage > 42V
- Install close to the battery to reduce voltage drop caused by long wires (stated)
- Install on a flat, well-ventilated surface; the controller generates heat when running (stated)
- Charging source: photovoltaic board only; do not use DC or other power supply as the charging source (stated)
Troubleshooting (stated)
| Malfunction phenomenon |
May cause |
Troubleshooting method |
| Sunshine is sufficient but not charging |
Photovoltaic board open circuit or reverse connection |
Re-link good photovoltaic panels |
| The load logo does not light up |
Mode setting error; The battery voltage is too low |
Re-set; Recharge |
| Load mark flashes slowly |
Load overcurrent |
Reduce load power |
| Load logo flashes quickly |
Short circuit protection |
Remove short circuit, automatically recover |
| The controller does not light up |
The battery voltage is too low / reverse connection |
Replace the battery / check reverse connection |
LCD Display & Operation Notes (stated)
- Battery display: battery charging state and voltage indication; battery voltage and discharge current toggle at 5-second intervals
- Solar display: when the solar panel icon displays, it means charging status; when it doesn’t display, it means stopping charging; current display shows charge current
- Load display: load icon indicates discharge status; parameter area can display controller temperature (“C”), battery electric quantity (“%”), time (“Time”), timing start (“Time ON”), and timing stop (“Time OFF”)
- Mode indicators listed: Charging, Light control, Light control and delay, Universal Control, Manual, Timing, Test
- Normal/Fault indicators: “OK” indicates normal state; “Fault” flickers when abnormalities are detected (battery voltage, discharge current, or controller temperature). A provided manual note states: when controller temperature exceeds 75°C, “Fault” flickers and the temperature value flickers.
- Buttons (as listed): “▲” numerical values and mode adjustment; “□” setting/confirmation; “▼” displacement and impulse start/stop
What’s Included (stated)
- A set of host machine (controller)
- A copy of manual
- A pack of desiccant
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