FOX Charge Controller - rugged and durable
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FOX-220/ FOX-320 | On top or flush | 10m | 150 x 58 x 34 mm | 112.00€ (incl.19.0%VAT) 94.12€ at 0% |
Description
FOX-062
The FOX-062 is an advanced miniature charge controller for 12V and 24V solar systems. Despite its small dimensions the overcharge protection is designed for a solar current of 6,6A. Reverse current protection is integrated.
The charging characteristic can be adjusted by the red DIP switch at the side of the controller housing. Lead acid, LiFePO4, GEL or AGM batteries are selectable. That recess could be closed by a slider, so that inadvertent adjustment and penetration of dirt is impossible.
On the solar input side there is a SureSeal socket, a module cable with Sure-Seal connector can be plugged in. On the output side to the battery a motor vehicle connector is mounted with integrated fuse. If the red adapter on the tip of the plug is removed it can also be used for a car socket.
Incl. 1m cable 2x1,5qmm with SureSeal-plug at the end. Herewith every Solarpanel could directly connected to the regulator.
FOX-220, FOX-320
The FOX-320 / FOX-220 solar charge regulators are for charging currents up to 22 A, suitable for AGM, GEL and lead-acid batteries. With the FOX-320 two different battery systems can be charged. The optimized charging characteristic, in combination with the hardware PWM control, results in a considerably faster and more gentle charging of the battery. Hazardous gassing and/or overcharging are safely prevented.
The deep discharge protection is designed for consumers up to a maximum current consumption of 20A.
The FOX-MD1 is a remote display for the FOX-220 and FOX-320 and is simply connected with the prefabricated cable. The data measured by the FOX devices can be read comfortably in the 2-line display with large characters. In addition to pure text outputs, bar charts are also available for the charge status of the batteries.