Wind Turbine Charge Controller
1985-V1.00
A charge controller is an electrical device that connects to a system between a wind turbine and a battery-based electricity storage system. It constantly monitors the voltage level of your battery to make sure it does not exceed dangerous levels. If the voltage gets too high, the charge controller dissipates the excess electricity by sending it to a ‘discharge’ component (such as a heating element). This ensures that your batteries are not damaged when charging them with your wind turbine.
Fields of Application
- Low power domestic wind turbines
- Vertical and axial wind turbines
- 3 phase alternator charging systems
Main Features
- 3 Phase Alternator connection
- Voltmeter indicator connection
- Ammeter indicator connection
- Charging limit up to 70VAC input
- Automatic alternator braking at high voltage input
- Battery charging voltage adjustment
- On/Off switch connection and status notification LED
- Rectification and charging up to 2kW power
Technical Specifications
| Input Voltage | 70VAC (120VAC Maks) |
| Charging Voltage | 12-24VDC |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C … +80°C |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C … +60°C |
| Charging Capacity | 2kW |
| Connections | Energy, Brake, Battery, Volt / Ampere Indicator Connections: 6.2×0.8mm FASTON
Other Connections: Connector 2.54mm 2P/3P 180C Male |
| Security and Protection | High Input Voltage Protection
Manual and Auto Braking for Strong Winds Over Charge Current Protection |
| Accessories | Voltmeter and Ammeter Connection
Limit Voltage setting Output Voltage Selection Braking Loads |
Standards and Regulations
CE