MPPT 60A Solar Charge Controller LCD 12V 24V Auto with USB 5V 1500mA Description A efficiency MPPT solar charge controller designed for 12V and 24V battery systems. The MPPT 60A maximizes energy harvest from solar panels, offers clear realtime monitoring on an LCD, and includes a 5V 1500mA USB output for charging small devices. Auto voltage detection simplifies installation and operation for residential and offgrid applications. Key benefits Higher energy yield: Advanced MPPT tracking optimizes panel output across varying voltages and conditions to capture more usable power than conventional controllers. Easy setup and flexible use: Autodetects 12V or 24V systems and supports solar input for flexible panel configurations. Reliable protection: Builtin automatic shutdown for overvoltage, shortcircuit, reverse polarity, and overheating helps protect the system and connected batteries. Realtime system visibility: The LCD displays PV voltage, battery status, and charging data so you can monitor performance and adjust configurations as needed. Convenient device charging: Integrated USB 5V 1500mA port provides a dedicated output for phones, tablets, and small electronics. Key specifications Model: MPPT 60A Maximum power current: 60A System compatibility: 12V and 24V (auto) Peak solar panel power: Max 750W for 12V systems, 1500W for 24V systems Solar panel maximum open circuit voltage: 50V Battery recovery voltage: 12.6V for 12V systems, 25.2V for 24V systems USB output: 5V 1500mA Recommended installation wire: 16 mm2 or AWG 4 Weight: 800 g Applications and use scenarios Offgrid cabin or remote power: Charge house batteries efficiently from a solar array while monitoring PV and battery status on the LCD. RV and camper installations: Auto 12V 24V support and USB charging let you run lights, appliances, and charge devices on the road. Outdoor lighting and signage: Use with lighting controllers or voltage controllers to manage solar input and ensure stable operation for remote lighting systems. Additional notes Designed to interface with charger controllers, solar systems controllers, voltage controllers, and lighting controllers for flexible integration into existing systems. Maintain wiring in accordance with the specified installation line size. Follow standard electrical practices for safe, reliable installations.