LDSOLAR LD2430S

The LDSOLAR LD2430S continues the huge success of one of the most used SHS (Solar Home System.) controllers. With a power range to 30A at automatically recognized 12V or 24V it fits to a system size of maximum 720 W.

The latest charging technologies, combined with a new state of charge determination which has been significantly improved once again. A large display informs the user about all operating modes with the aid of symbols. The state of charge is represented visually in the form of a tank display. Data such as voltage, current and state of charge can also be displayed digitally as figures on the display.

Product Features                                        Displays

Microcontroller digital accuracy                            Graphical LCD display

                                                        for operating parameters, fault message, self test

PWM control

Multistage charging technology                             Operation

Load disconnection depending on LVD                 Simple menu-driven operation

Automatic load reconnection                           Programming by button

Temperature Compensation                           Manual load switch

Common positive grounding on one terminal

Integrated data logger(optional)                        Certificates

Night light and morning light function                   CE compliant according EN61000-6-1 and EN61000-3

Integrated self test                                   RoHS compliant

Automatic detection of voltage                         Manufactured according to ISO9001 and ISO14001

Electronic protection functions

Overcharge Protection

Deep discharge Protection                                Reverse polarity protection of module, load and battery

Automatic electronic fuse                                 Short circuit protection of load and module

Open circuit protection with disconnected battery array       Reverse current protection at night

Overload protection                                      Battery Overvoltage shutdown