NPower Charge Controller — 7 Amps of Array Current Item# 121182

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This NPower charge controller protects batteries from overcharging and discharging, plus regulates the voltage when using 12V solar panels to charge batteries. It can be used with up to 105 Watts of solar power and must be used with all systems 15 Watts and higher.

Features + Benefits

Prevents overcharging of 12V batteries
Helps protect battery from overcharge and discharge
For use with 12V solar panels and 12V batteries only
Handles up to 7 Amps of Array Current
Auto safety cut out at 14.2V battery power
16–24V open voltage range
Handles up to 105 Watts of Solar Power
Maintenance-free protection of your solar panel and batteries
Maintains battery voltage
Maintain 12V batteries in a fully charged state
Simple operation: charging light indicates battery charging, green light indicates full battery
Simple installation: connect the solar panel terminals to the solar controller terminals, then connect the solar controller 0-rings to the battery terminals

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Key Specs

Amps	7 (array current)
Watts	105
Manufacturer Warranty	12 months limited parts / No labor
Ship Weight	1.0 lbs
Item#	121182

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Can Controller be mounted outside?

rainsaver

- Atlanta

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1 week, 5 days ago

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This charge controller is not weatherproof and needs to be mounted in a dry well ventilated location.

NPower13

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1 week, 5 days ago

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how many batteries can this controller charge?

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my camper is out in the middle of nowhere, and I have a generator but really don't like using it a lot. I want to run a small fridge, the 12 volt water pump and a flat screen tv. How many batteries can this controller charge? I'm planning on connecting 4 20 watt solar panels and was thinking maybe 3 deep cycle batteries? I'm not there full time, and was thinking that 3 batteries would run everything for 3 days, as long as I start the fridge out for an hour or 2 on the generator.

Anonymous

- Hornell, NY

1 month, 2 weeks ago

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This unit is capable of charging multiple batteries, when the batteries are wired in parallel. Keep in mind that this type of setup will only work when the batteries are all in the same condition, so you must start will fully charged batteries. The more batteries that are added to the system the longer it will take to achieve full charge. If this item were used at full input (7 amps) it would provide a reasonable charge rate for up to three batteries.

NPowerExpert

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1 month, 2 weeks ago

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Can this be used with the Northern Industrial High Wattage Solar Panels — 15 Watt? The description states it must be used with the NPower 15 watt.

SilentK

- Maine

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3 months ago

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The 7 amp charge controller will work with both of the NPower panel and the Northern Industrial High Wattage panels.

NPowerExpert

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1 month ago

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Can I connect multiple solar panel to this unit?

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I have four model # 121186 5W panels I want to link together to create a larger collector,

Anonymous

- Texas

3 months, 1 week ago

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It can be used with up to 105 Watts of solar power. With only 20 watts total you want to connect these in parallel not series connections.

NPowerExpert

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1 month ago

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will this unit work with a 15 watt solar panel

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#339972-1005

turkeyhtrb

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3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Yes, this NPower unit will work. It's designed to work with a maximum solar output of 7 amps. A 15 watt solar panel produces between .4 to .8 amps per hour.