Flexible Solar Battery Charger 30W 12V with Alligator Clips

Description Flexible Solar Battery Charger 30W 12V – 0,3A with Battery Clamps The Flexible Solar Battery Charger 30W can maintain your 12V batteries in good condition. It helps prolong the life of lead acid batteries while reducing its long-term replacement costs. It comes with a 10A controller that ensures a safe and smooth charging of the battery. The controller does not drain your battery. Thanks to the LCD screen of the controller, you can understand the charging status. Suitable for small batteries that are used in gate openers, automotive and agricultural equipment, security systems etc. The solar panel is lightweight and flexible, making it suitable for non-flat surfaces or applications where there are space and weight constraints. Easy to Use The LCD screen of the charge controller helps you monitor the connection and charging status of the battery. The high efficiency charge controller fully protects your battery from over-charging. The solar panel has pre-drilled holes and comes with cables and alligator clips. Solar charger technical features: Rated power (Pmax): 30Wp Maximum voltage (Vmp): 21,4V Short circuit (Isc):1.49A Open voltage circuit (Voc): 24,9V Maximum power (Imp): 1.41A Cable length: 4 meters With alligator clips & MC4 connectors Dimensions: 3 x 430 x 500mm Weight: 0,8 kg Certifications: CE, RoHS Warranty: 3 years Charge controller technical features: Max current : 10 Α Voltage system : 12V / 24 V Max system: 50V Max Power: 130W (12)/ 260W (24V) For battery type:  Sealed/Gel/AGM, LiFePo: 12 / 24 V Temperature range: from -20° C  to 55°C Night light: Yes LCD screen: Yes USB outlet: Yes Self consumption : ≤9.2mA/12V  –  ≤11.7mA/24V Waterproof: no (IP32) Weight: 190gr Dimensions : 142 x 80x 30mm Warranty: 1 year .Tip: For maximum performance, install the solar panel with an angle of 35° – 40° degrees from the ground and facing South. If it’s meant for a boat, install it with a smaller angle. *The speed at which a battery will be charged, depends on the size of the battery and the way it’s used. The more power is drawn from the battery, the bigger the solar panel should be to keep it charged. We would be happy to answer your questions about which solar battery chargers will best meet your needs. Contact us to learn more.