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Sapphire Energy
30A PWM Solar Charge Controller
30A PWM Solar Charge Controller
Regular price
$12.95 CAD
Regular price
$12.95 CAD
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$12.95 CAD
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2 reviews
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30A PWM Solar Charge Controller
A simple, reliable solar charge controller designed for small off-grid systems and battery maintenance setups. Great for equipment batteries, light-load devices, or anyone wanting to learn the basics of solar power without jumping into higher-cost MPPT systems.
Outdoor Installation Note:
This controller is not waterproof and must be installed inside a weathertight enclosure when used outdoors.
This controller is not waterproof and must be installed inside a weathertight enclosure when used outdoors.
Why You’ll Love It
- Perfect for small systems — ideal for electric fences, trail cams, water pump timers, gate controllers, LED lighting, and other light-draw devices.
- Built-in LCD screen — quickly check battery voltage, solar input, and charging status.
- Equipment battery maintenance — keeps 12V batteries in tractors, loaders, excavators, or farm vehicles topped up when they sit unused.
- Budget-friendly — inexpensive and low-risk for remote locations where gear may be damaged or stolen.
- Great for learning solar — a simple controller for experimenting and understanding basic system design before upgrading to MPPT.
Suggested Applications
- Emergency power system for home
- Electric fencing systems
- Farm & construction equipment battery maintenance
- Small sheds, gates, & remote enclosures
- Trail cameras & wildlife monitoring setups
- Remote irrigation timers & sensors
- Low-draw lighting circuits
- DIY solar learning projects
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Specifications
| Feature | 12V System | 24V System |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Charge / Load Current | 30A | |
| Max PV Input Power | 390W | 780W |
| Max PV Voltage (VOC) | < 25V | < 50V |
| USB Output | 5V / 2A | |
| Supported Battery Types | AGM, GEL, Lead Acid, User LiFePo4 not natively supportted |
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2 reviews
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Daniel Works good enough with my 200 watt panel
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Micheal Cheap, but work great for what they are. As long as you don't expect it to replace an expensive MPPT controller and have the same performance.