Morningstar ProStar 15A PWM Solar Charge Controller, Panel Regulator | Off-grid regulator, LVD, lighting control, MODBUS, HazLoc rated, self-diagnostics, LA and lithium battery support

Features

• 15A PWM CONTROLLER: Morningstar Prostar Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) 15A solar charge controller delivers reliable charging for off-grid solar systems. It regulates power from the solar array that it delivers to batteries. Benefit from ProStar's lower self-consumption of power and consistent energy harvesting to prolong battery life.
• NETWORKING & COMMUNICATIONS: This controller enables monitoring, data logging, and MODBUS communications. It supports accessories that enable PC connection, bus device communication, and Ethernet for web-enabled local network interface, including email and text alerts. When used with Morningstar's EMC-1, it provides IP-based network and internet connectivity, including Simple Network Management Protocols (SNMP).
• LIGHTING CONTROL: This controller features field-adjustable, multi-event load control for flexible and powerful management of PV lighting systems. This capability allows for precise scheduling of lighting based on application needs and solar energy availability, optimizing system performance.
• ELECTRONIC PROTECTIONS: These systems feature built-in electronic protection against surges, short-circuits, overloads, reverse polarity, and high voltage and high temperature disconnect to safeguard against damage to electrical components. Advanced self-diagnostics alert users to installation or operational errors, while automatic recovery ensures continuous protection.
• TRUSTED RELIABILITY: Morningstar Corporation is a US company established in 1993 and is a global leader in manufacturing PWM and MPPT solar charge controllers, inverters, and accessories. Renowned for the industry's lowest hardware failure rate, Morningstar provides dependable, innovative technology for advanced solar applications. Morningstar products include U.S. based Tech Support and are the top choice for mission-critical users.