865-1030-1 | Schneider Electric Electrical Accessory

Description

Technical Specifications

Information About 865-1030-1

The 865-1030-1 is a solar charge controller categorized under Electrical Products, specifically classified as an Electrical Accessory. This device is designed to manage the charging of batteries in solar power systems, ensuring efficient and reliable energy storage. The solar charge controller plays a critical role in optimizing the performance of photovoltaic (PV) systems by regulating the voltage and current flowing from the solar panels to the battery. Its function is essential for preventing overcharging and deep discharge of batteries, thus prolonging battery life and maintaining the stability of the solar energy system.

Current Rating and Voltage Range
The 865-1030-1 solar charge controller has a current rating of 60 amps, making it suitable for medium to large-scale solar installations. With this current capacity, the controller can efficiently handle significant power loads generated by solar panels, ensuring that the energy is appropriately managed and stored in batteries without risk of overloading. The 60-amp rating allows the charge controller to be used in systems with high power demands, making it versatile for various applications, from residential solar systems to more robust commercial and industrial setups.

The voltage range of the 865-1030-1 is 12-140V, allowing it to accommodate different battery voltages and solar panel configurations. This wide voltage range ensures flexibility in system design, enabling users to select the most appropriate battery and solar panel specifications for their specific requirements. Whether used in low-voltage 12V systems or higher-voltage configurations up to 140V, the solar charge controller adapts to varying system needs, providing consistent voltage regulation across different energy storage solutions.

Solar Charge Controller Functions
As a solar charge controller, the 865-1030-1 performs several critical functions to protect both the battery and the solar power system. Its primary role is to regulate the voltage from the solar panels to prevent overcharging of the battery. Overcharging can cause damage to batteries, reduce their lifespan, and lead to system inefficiency. By controlling the charging process, the solar charge controller ensures that the battery is charged to its optimal capacity without exceeding safe voltage levels.