This document is a reference manual for the PL series energy system controller, which describes the features and functions of the product. It includes retrieving performance data, adjusting basic features, adjusting regulation settings, adjusting configuration settings, event controller, etc.
About this manual
The Reference Manual provides detailed information on the PL20, PL40 and PL60 energy system controllers. It includes an overview of product features, installation notes, performance data retrieval, and extensive guidance on adjusting basic functions and regulation settings.
The document also describes program settings, temperature compensation, accessory connections, hardware block diagram, thermal derating, and full specifications for voltage, current, and temperature ranges. It serves as a comprehensive guide for technicians and advanced users who need to customize controller behavior. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Additional Installation Notes
- Product Features
- Retrieving Performance Data
- Adjusting Basic Features
- Adjusting Regulation Settings
- Program Description
- Temperature Compensation
- Accessories
- Specifications
Specifications
| Standard system voltage | 12, 24, 36, 48 V |
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| Maximum BAT+ to BAT- voltage | 100 V |
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| Maximum continuous charging current (SOL‑) | 20 A (40 A for PL40, 60 A for PL60) |
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| Maximum continuous load current (LOAD‑) | 20 A (7 A for PL40, 30 A for PL60) |
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| Temperature sensor range | -5 °C to 50 °C |
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| Maximum storage/operating temperature | 70 °C |
Frequently asked questions
What does the low battery disconnect function do?
It cuts the load when the battery voltage drops too low to protect the battery from over‑discharge.
How many external shunt adapters can be connected and what current can they measure?
The controller can connect up to two external shunt adapters and measure currents up to 250 A.
What is the maximum voltage allowed between BAT+ and SOL‑?
The maximum BAT+ to SOL‑ voltage is 100 V.