CHARGE CONTROLLER

CHARGE CONTROLLER 
A charge controller is an electrical device that enables the solar panel charge the batteries. It is also called a Charge Regulator or Battery Regulator. 

HERE ARE 5 AMAZING FACTS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOUR CHARGE CONTROLLER 



A charge controller limits the rate at which Direct Current is added to the battery.

The Charge Controller prevents overcharging and protect against overvoltage, which can reduce battery performance or lifespan and may pose a safety risk.

A Charge Controller carefully select a stronger Current between the solar panels and mains. It chooses the highest input of current flow for the Battery. 

The Charge Controller Regulates the D.C current flows to the Battery.


The Inverter batteries takes directions and instructions from the Charge Controller to stop charging (because battery is full) continue charging and otherwise.


As little as a charge controller is,  it is an  indispensable part of a Solar Inverter and as
 Such must be committed to a trusted hand.
Pontus Technology Limited is a brand you can trust for your accurate connections of your charge controller 
Call or WhatsApp Mercy  07031053693, Ejikeme 08032755412
Visit our website www.pontustechnology.com
Our office is at O'neal Center,plot 360, Obafemi Awolowo way,Jabi Abuja. 
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