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Your cart is empty.The Steca PR1010 solar controller is a versatile solution for off-grid solar systems. Featuring PWM technology, it ensures batteries receive an optimal charging voltage for increased longevity. The user-friendly LCD display allows you to monitor system performance and battery state of charge at a glance. Programmable settings include charging curves, load control and more. An automatic equalization function helps condition batteries for maximum performance. With IP65 protection, it withstands the elements. Compact yet powerful, the PR1010 supports loads up to 10 amps and solar input up to 100 watts. Its remote on/off function adds convenience. Perfect for RV, cabin or off-grid home use, this solar controller will keep your batteries charged to power your essential appliances.
JAP
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
I have found this to work great with my single solar panel. (100w rated. 12v) I thought the amperage limit of the regulator might be problematic but have found they pair well. I like knowing that the chance of rain will not be a threat to the functionality of the regulator
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Hi, this charge controller seems to work well and seems very well made. I think it is good value for the money. Simple and straight forward.I bought it to use with a 3.5 watt coleman solar battery maintainer which runs ok without a charge controller but.im.not sure if it adjusts for AGM batteries. This charger controller is made to adjust and it work fi e with the panel.The power consumption is good, because it has a diode to protect back flow of current.I havent checked it with a meter, but it is holding my battery at a good charge.The coleman solar maintainer also has a diode.One question i have is that the directions say to hook the charge controller up to the solar panel first and then the battery.I have contacted them to ask if there is an internal protection for that. I assume there is. Because most charge controllers need to be hooked to the battery first and then the panel.So i did it the safe way until i hear back from them. i will update if i get any more information.Update : i heard back from solperk and they explained it was okay to hook up the panel to the controller first. Heres what they said.Hi,For a 12V8A controller, it doesn't matter if you connect the battery or the solar panel first. You read elsewhere that connecting the batteries first is because their controllers are powered by batteries, ours uses solar panels for power, so both are fine. Also the controller will automatically recognize between lead acid, AGM, or Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries and adjust itself so please feel free to use it.Have a nice day.SOLPERK SERVICE
Eivind Hagen
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
This charger works great, it's small and waterproof. I use it to keep a trailer battery charged.The unit I received had the red/black wires reversed, and the seller confirmed that this was an error in manufacturing, and shipped a replacement unit.
Wayne Kuban
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
Bought this to periodically charge the battery in my seldom used Hummer. My rural property doesn’t have convenient utility service for using a battery maintainer anywhere near where l park my Hummer. I bought this controller, changed the connector on one end to match my solar panel and whallah, l connect the solar panel/controller to my Hummer battery every nice in a while and in just over an hour it’s topped off. 5-Stars.
Trixturswife
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
I don’t have a solar panel yet but it works great with a wall charger.
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