The Classic SL-150 MPPT Charge Controller is a simplified SOLAR ONLY version of the Classic 150 with streamlined menus. The Classic SL-150 has a graphics panel and ground fault but no arc fault or Ethernet capabilities. The Classic SL-150 has a maximum output current of 96 amps, an operating voltage of 150 volts and works with 12 to 72 volt battery systems. As with the whole Classic line, the Classic 150-SL has MidNite’s exclusive HyperVOC which extends VOC limits when needed.. With a streamlined menu, these SOLAR only MPPT charge controllers are easy to setup and a breeze to install! FEATURES: Charges Lithium, Flooded Lead Acid, AGM and virtually any other chemistry. 150 operating voltage Max current out: 96 amps ETL listed to UL1741 and CSA Type 1 environmental rating Terminals are rated for 75 C Exclusive HyperVOC extends VOC limits 12-72V battery Built in DC-Ground Fault Protection Optional Battery Sensor for temperature correction on battery charging Solar only To ensure proper start up and MPPT operation, the minimum initial PV input voltage should be at least 30% higher than the highest expected battery voltage.
The Classic SL-150 MPPT Charge Controller is a simplified SOLAR ONLY version of the Classic 150 with streamlined menus. The Classic SL-150 has a graphics panel and ground fault but no arc fault or Ethernet capabilities. The Classic SL-150 has a maximum output current of 96 amps, an operating voltage of 150 volts and works with 12 to 72 volt battery systems. As with the whole Classic line, the Classic 150-SL has MidNite’s exclusive HyperVOC which extends VOC limits when needed.. With a streamlined menu, these SOLAR only MPPT charge controllers are easy to setup and a breeze to install!
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