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What it is. The Morningstar Prostar MPPT 25-M is a 25 amp 12/24 volt charge controller with a convenient digital meter. This little baby not only serves as a excellent MPPT solar charge controller, but also as a lighting controller using Morningstar's TrakStar Technology.
Batteries. Battery options continue to grow, and the Prostar MPPT 25-M keeps up, with detailed battery programming options that support the latest Lithium, Nickel Cadmium, and Lead Acid type batteries.
Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) Efficiency – Captures up to 30% more energy than PWM controllers by dynamically adjusting to optimal solar power levels.
Digital Meter for Real-Time Monitoring – Provides instant system feedback, displaying charging status, battery voltage, and power output for easy diagnostics.
What is the difference between MPPT and PWM?
MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) controllers are more efficient than PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) controllers. MPPT controllers optimize the power coming from your solar panels, adjusting the voltage and ensuring maximum efficiency, especially under variable sunlight conditions, while PWM controllers only regulate voltage and are less efficient.
Can this controller be used with lithium batteries?
Yes, the PS-MPPT-25-M is compatible with lithium batteries, as well as flooded lead-acid, AGM, and gel batteries. The controller allows you to select the correct charging profile for each battery type.
How do I monitor my system remotely?
The PS-MPPT-25-M can be connected to Morningstar’s remote monitoring systems, such as the MS-RM-1 remote meter, to track the system’s performance from a distance. This allows you to monitor parameters and adjust settings as needed.
What is the maximum panel wattage this controller can handle?
The PS-MPPT-25-M can handle up to 150V input voltage from the solar array. The maximum wattage that can be used depends on the panel voltage and configuration. For a 12V system, the maximum wattage would be approximately 300W to 400W per panel, depending on the voltage output of the panels used.
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