POWERTECH MP3755 2V/24V 30A PWM Solar Charge Controller for Lithium Batteries User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- POWERTECH
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POWERTECH MP3755 2V/24V 30A PWM Solar Charge Controller for Lithium
Batteries User Manual
MP3755
Product Overview
This product adopts the latest PWM control technology and intelligent solar controller controlled by MCU. Features high efficiency, low loss, small size, light weight, LCD interface, backlight, and complete protection functions. It is the best choice for charging onboard, domestic and industrial batteries.
The product has the following features.
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Allow charging 12V/24V lead‐acid battery and lithium battery, which is more intelligent and simple to operate.
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Adopt intelligent 4‐stage charging management: battery test; current limiting; constant voltage; float voltage.
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Integrate a variety of charging modes: AGM; STD; LI.
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Wrong battery prompt, reverse connection prompt and protection, over‐temperature
protection, power failure memory, short circuit protection, etc. -
The button allows selecting the charging mode.
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The ambient temperature is -10~50°C.
Product Diagram
LCD Diagram
Functions
To view LCD parameters and set functions, press the UP/DOWN button in the default interface (battery voltage interface) to view the battery charging current; press the Menu button once, then press the UP/DOWN button to view the battery in turn to view the battery voltage, charging current, load current, solar voltage, time, and LCD display as follows.
Press the Menu button twice in the default interface to view the solar panel voltage and current, and press the UP/DOWN button to switch.
Press the Menu button once in the default interface to view the load voltage and current, and press the UP/DOWN button to switch.
Press the Menu button three times in the default interface to view the time.
Function settings and LCD icons are as follows
Press and hold Menu for 2 seconds in the default state to enter the Settings interface, press the Menu button repeatedly to switch to battery category setting, WIFI switch setting, under voltage protection setting, restart voltage setting after under voltage, clock setting, timer switch setting, dawn load TO mode, and dawn load LTD mode. Press the “OK” button to enter desired function, press the UP/DOWN button to select, and then press “OK” to confirm.
AGM battery mode
Lithium battery mode
Standard battery mode
Battery low voltage protection setting
Battery restart voltage
Time setting
The figure above shows the LO timer load mode setting. When the PV is less than 11V, the clock 1 is the delay on load, and the clock 2 is the delay off load time (in minutes) when the PV is greater than 11V.
The timer switch setting. The clock 1 or 2 allows setting the switching time (same as the product clock).
Ld
load mode setting. When the PV is less than 11V, the clock 1 is turned on, the
clock 2 is the off load time, and then the load is turned on until the PV is
greater than the 11V off load.
The “TO”, “LO” and “Ld” load mode setting mentioned above refers to the DC output, excluding the settings for the USB output. USB is automatically turned on and automatically turns off when under the set low voltage limit.
5.1 This product adopts 4-stage charging mode: battery test; current limiting;
constant voltage; float charging.
5.2 Battery test: After the battery is connected, it will check whether the
battery meets the voltage requirements for the operation of this product.
5.3 Current limiting: This product allows a maximum charging current of 30A.
5.4 Constant voltage: When the maximum voltage allowed by this product is
reached, the product will be charged at the highest voltage point until the
current is reduced to below 3A or the time exceeds 3 hours.
5.5 Float charging: Float charging is started after constant voltage charging,
but charging voltage and current are smaller; it is maintenance charging and
allows a longer time of safe charging. By float charging, the battery can be
charged to nearly 100%. Too small current is not enough to make up for self-
discharging of the battery, while excessive current will lead to overcharging
and dehydration; small current charging for a long time can eliminate
sulfuration of negative plate.
USB output: This product has two USB output interfaces, the output voltage is 5V, and the maximum current is 3.4A; smart identification of the terminal device is available.
Charging Voltage Profile
Certification and environmental protection
Meet CE, RoHS and PAHs requirements;
Precautions
7.1 The solar input voltage must not exceed 51V (VOC), and the current must
not exceed 30A.
7.2 Pay attention on to polarity when connecting, and do not reverse the
polarity.
7.3 The maximum output of the USB port can only be 3.4A. Check the maximum
charging current of the charging product before charging.
7.4 This product can only be used indoors.
Distributed By:
Electus Distribution Pty. Ltd.
320 Victoria Rd, Rydalmere
NSW 2116 Australia
www.electusdistribution.com.au
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