Windy Nation Inc
P30L LCD 30A Solar Panel Regulator Charge Controller
P30L LCD 30A Solar Panel Regulator Charge Controller
SKU:CHC-LCD-30
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WindyNation’s P30L solar charge controller is a premium grade PWM solar controller. The digital display provides all necessary solar system information and also serves as a user interface for adjusting the charge controller’s settings. It is the perfect solar charge controller for an RV, boat, small cabin or any other off-grid installation, where user configurability and system information is important.
- Prevents battery from being overcharged and damaged by the solar panel
- LCD digital display provides system information
- System settings are user adjustable
- Overload, short circuit, and reverse polarity protected
- Battery temperature sensor included
- DWDaniel W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoSolar power on the farm.
I am using this for power in an out building. LifePO4 battery, 100 W poly panel, 1200 W inverter.
So far so food.
- EDEd D.Rated 5 out of 5 stars13 hours agoLithium battery controller
Will this controller work with Lithium batteries ?
WNWindy Nation Inc17 seconds agoYes. Set the OVD (Over Voltage Disconnect) on the controller to the recommended charge level from your battery supplier; See section 3.4.9 of the manual
- GLgary l.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoCharge Controller
Works great, I'm back in business.
- HGHenry G.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars10 months agoSolar charger controller
Works well. Replaced a 6 year old regulator that I lost screw for “+” terminal. Back making electricity 5 minutes after delivery. Batteries last a long time using this controller.
- SSSteve S.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars10 months agoWorks perfectly
Kevin recommended this charge controller, for the two 100watt solar panels, I put on top of my Four Wheel Camper pop-up. Charging two 6volt 220amp AGM batteries very nicely, even on extended cloudy days. Two years in and still keeping batteries at 100%.
