Condition 4: Actual charging current of the PV array>Rated charging current of the controller
When the controller operates under "Condition 3" or "Condition 4," ,it will carry out the charging as per
the rated current or power.
The controller may be damaged when:
1. The PV module's power is greater than the rated charging power.
2. The PV array's maximum open-circuit voltage is more than
CAUTION
60(Tracer**06AN)/100V(Tracer**10AN)(at the lowest environmental temperature).
According to the "Peak Sun Hours diagram," if the PV array's power exceeds the controller's rated
charging power, the charging time as per the rated power is prolonged. The controller can obtain more
energy. However, in the practical application, the maximum power of the PV array shall be not higher
than 1.5 times the rated charging power of the controller. Suppose the maximum power of the PV array
exceeds the rated charging power of the controller too much. In that case, it causes the waste of the PV
array, and increases the PV array's open-circuit voltage, which may increase the probability of damage
to the controller. For the recommended maximum power of the PV array, please refer to the table below:
Model
Tracer1206AN
Tracer2206AN
Tracer1210AN
Tracer2210AN
Tracer3210AN
Tracer4210AN
2.3 Wire size
The wiring and installation methods conform to the national and local electrical code requirements.
Rated
Rated
charge
charge
current
power
130W/12V
10A
260W/24V
260W/12V
20A
520W/24V
130W/12V
10A
260W/24V
260W/12V
20A
520W/24V
390W/12V
30A
780W/24V
520W/12V
40A
1040W/24V
PV array
Max. PV power
195W/12V
390W/24V
390W/12V
780W/24V
195W/12V
390W/24V
390W/12V
780W/24V
580W/12V
1170W/24V
780W/12V
1560W/24V
9
Max. PV open circuit
voltage
46V(At 25℃ operating
environment)
60V(lowest environmental
temperature)
92V(At 25℃ operating
environment)
100V(lowest
environmental
temperature)