Description
The FM80 from Fangpusun it uses the latest Continuous Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) technology, which seeks out the maximum power available from a solar array. Â Voltage stepdown converter to be able to convert high PV voltages down to lower battery voltages of 12, 24, 36, 48 and 60 volts. Â Connect a maximum of: 1200 watts(@12V) Â Â 2400 watts(@24V)Â Â 4800 watts(@48V) Â to your batteries.
It has a built-in 3.1″ backlit 80 character display shows the current status and logged system performance data for the last 128 days at the touch of a button. The integrated OutBack network communications remote programming and monitored via a MATE system display and provides unrivaled complete system integration.
Maximum Open Circuit Voltage of Solar Module Range 150V
Five Stage Charger: Â Bulk, Absorption, Float, Silent and Equalisation
Maximum Output Current 80A
Voltage regulation set points: Â 10 – 80 user adjustable
Text LCD display:Â for operating parameters,fault messages,self test options. Â With menu-driven operation
Data logging: Amp Hours, Watt Hours, Time in Float, Peak Watts, Amps, Solar Array Voltage, Max battery Voltage, Min Battery Voltage and Absorb for each day with total accumulated Amp Hours and kW Hours of production.
Standby power consumption: Â less than 1 w
Operating temperature: minimum -40C maximum 60C
Menu languages: Â English and Spanish
Dimensions 40 x 14x 10cm
Weight 5.3kg
Jak –
These units are great if you want to really learn about power generation as it displays so ,uch info each and stores this data for 128 days
I have opted for 24 volts so have 2000w connected in sets west
When I added another array pointing eastpointing I added a second one
Installed just now august2016 so still evaluating but so far all good
Batteries get instant charge in morning to late at day’s end
Need to add more batteries when I add another fridge