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Warning! All installation operations on the MPPT controller must be performed by a qualified technician. Professional and technical personnel must undergo special training, complete the manual and understand the safety related to the operation. If a non-professional person performs installation operations and causes personal injury, the company will not be responsible. Failure to install and operate the controller in accordance with the instructions in this manual will result in damage to the controller and will not be covered by our warranty. |
Notice! When receiving the product, first check the MPPT series controller for damage during transportation. If you find any problem, please contact our company or the transportation company immediately. |
warning! Damage to the MPPT controller caused by the following conditions, or other damages will not be covered by our warranty. When configuring the PV array, ensure that the maximum short-circuit current on the DC side is within the allowable range of the MPPT controller, otherwise the MPPT may be irreparable. When configuring the PV array, make sure that the open circuit voltage of each PV string does not exceed the maximum input range of the MPPT controller, otherwise the MPPT controller will be irreparable. The selected controller charging current should not be greater than 0.3 times the battery capacity. If it is greater than the battery will be damaged or the battery life will be reduced. Improper selection of the MPPT controller installation environment will affect machine performance and may cause machine damage. Do not install the MPPT controller in a flammable or explosive place or in a place where flammable or explosive materials are stored. Do not install the MPPT controller in an explosive location. Do not install the MPPT controller in a location where it may be exposed to lightning strikes. Do not install the MPPT controller in a place with a lot of salt spray. Good ventilation is required when the MPPT controller is in operation. The MPPT controller needs to be installed upright and ensure that the air duct is unobstructed. |
warning! Always disconnect the PV array, battery, load, etc. (circuit breaker) or fuse before all devices are fully connected. Prevent water from entering the inside of the controller. |
note! All electrical installations must comply with local and national electrical installation standards. To ensure safe operation, proper grounding, proper conductor size and the necessary short-circuit protection are required. The connection cable must be selected to the appropriate specifications, and the connection is secure and well insulated. After installation, check that all wiring connections are tight to avoid the risk of heat build-up due to virtual connections. |
Danger! Do not open the machine cover while the MPPT is powered! |
Danger! Repair work must be carried out by professional service technicians. The machine needs to be powered off before maintenance, and it can be disassembled after waiting for 5 minutes after power off. |
Parameter name | Weight and size | ||
Model no. | JN-MPPT-A | JN-MPPT-B | |
weight(kg) | 2.0 | 5.95 | For reference only |
Size L*D*H(mm) | 185*195*81 | 280*224*115 |
No. | name | Function | Instruction |
1 | PV+ | Photovoltai array positive | PV array input |
2 | PV- | Photovoltaic array negative | |
3 | BAT+ | Battery positive | Battery pack terminal |
4 | BAT- | Battery negative | |
5 | LOAD+ | DC load positive | DC load output |
6 | LOAD- | DC load negative | |
7 | RS485 | Communication port | monitoring of host computer, WIFI and GPRS communication |
No. | name | Function | Instruction |
1 | TEMP | Temperature detection | External temperature compensation for battery |
2 | PV+ | Photovoltai array positive | PV array input |
3 | PV- | Photovoltaic array negative | |
4 | BAT+ | Battery positive | Battery pack terminal |
5 | BAT- | Battery negative | |
6 | LOAD+ | DC load positive | DC load output |
7 | LOAD- | DC load negative | |
8 | RS485 | Communication port | monitoring of host computer, WIFI and GPRS communication |
Danger! Explosion hazard! Never install the controller and battery in the same confined space! Also do not install in a confined space where battery gas may collect. |
Note: For installation safety, we recommend a wiring sequence. Note: The MPPT series controller is a common negative design. |
Caution: Do not connect the electrical equipment that exceeds the surge power of the controller to the load terminal to prevent damage to the controller! |
Warning: When you need to move, make sure that all the wirings are fixed. Because the virtual connection points may cause heat to accumulate, it may cause fire in severe cases; |
Warning: Do not connect the PV panel to the battery terminal of the controller, as it will burn out the controller. It is strictly forbidden to make the battery positive or negative, extremely short circuit, otherwise it will cause fire or explosion hazard, please be careful. |
Caution! 1. Danger of electric shock! It is forbidden to touch the live parts of high voltage photovoltaic modules with bare hands; 2. Make sure that the solar array voltage in the system does not exceed the maximum input voltage range of the controller; 3. The system needs to be connected to the inverter. Please connect the inverter directly to the battery. Do not connect to the load end of the controller. |
Photovoltaic electrical parameters | |||
MODEL | JN-MPPT-A | JN-MPPT-B | |
PV array open circuit voltage range | 20V~100V(12Vsystem) | ||
40V~145V(24Vsystem) | |||
80V~145V(48Vsystem) |
Caution! 1. Danger of electric shock! It is forbidden to touch the live parts of high voltage photovoltaic modules with bare hands; 2. Make sure that the solar array voltage in the system does not exceed the maximum input voltage range of the controller; 3. The system needs to be connected to the inverter. Please connect the inverter directly to the battery. Do not connect to the load end of the controller. |
Photovoltaic electrical parameters | |||
MODEL | JN-MPPT-A | JN-MPPT-B | |
PV array open circuit voltage range | 20V~100V(12Vsystem) | ||
40V~145V(24Vsystem) | |||
80V~145V(48Vsystem) |
Cable size | remark | ||||
Curret level /A | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | |
Wire diamaeter/mm2 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 | |
AWG | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 |
Indicator light | status | definition | Remarks | |
1 | Fault indicator (red) | Extinguished | Working normally, no fault | |
2 | Constantly light on | error | ||
3 | Charging indicator (yellow) | Light off | No charging | |
4 | Light on | MPPT charging | ||
5 | Slow flashing | Floating charge | ||
6 | Fast flashing | Boost charging | ||
7 | Output indicator (green) | Light on | Output normally | |
8 | Light off | Light control, timing light normally off output | ||
9 | Slow flashing | Battery over discharge off load | ||
Button | Function | Remarks |
SET | Function 1: Main menu key, function 2: parameter setting save key; | |
ESC | Exit the setup interface button; | |
UP | Function 1: display page on page display, function 2: parameter setting plus; | |
DOWN | Function 1: Display page under parameter, function 2: parameter setting minus; |
Icon name | definition | Function Description |
day | The icon lights up to indicate daylight | |
night | The icon lights up to indicate the night | |
Solar panel | The icon lights up to check the PV array access | |
battery | The icon lights up to indicate battery access and the inside indicates battery voltage | |
load | The load is lit to indicate that the load has an output | |
Status icon | The icon lights up and scrolls to indicate the chargevstatus and discharge status, respectively. | |
Failure icon | The icon flashes to indicate that the system has a fault condition. |
Field Name | definition | Function Description |
Vbattery | Battery voltage | The field lights up and the current battery voltage is displayed in the data display area. |
VPV | Solar panel voltage | The field lights up and the current PV panel voltage is displayed in the data display area. |
I charge | Charging current | The field lights up and the current battery charging current is displayed in the data display area. |
I load | Discharging current | The field lights up and the current battery discharge current is displayed in the data display area. |
Under | Over discharge voltage | The field lights up to set the battery over-discharge voltage. When the battery is under voltage, this field flashes. |
Under-R | Over discharge return | The field is lit and the battery over-discharge return voltage can be set. |
OVD | Over charging volatge | The field lights up to set the battery overcharge voltage. This field flashes when the battery is overcharged. |
OVD-R | Over charging return | The field is lit and the battery overcharge return voltage can be set. |
Float | Float charge voltage | The field lights up to set the battery float voltage, and the field flashes during the float phase. |
BCV | Boost charging | The field lights up to set the battery to raise the charging voltage, and the field flashes during the boost charging phase. |
MPPT | Quick charging | Field flicker indicating the current state of fast charging at MPPT |
Time | Time control period 1 setting | The field lights up, and the first time period can be set (the light control lights up for the first time). When the 24 is set, the controller is the household mode. The default is 24 hours. |
Time1 | Time control period 2 setting | The field lights up. In the street light mode, the second time period can be set (the light control time is after the light control is turned on). |
Time2 | Time control period 3 setting | The field lights up. In the street light mode, the third time period can be set (the light control is illuminated for the second time). |
L-CON-V | Light control voltage setting | The field is lit, the first digit of the display area is displayed 1, and the light control can be set to turn on (light control lighting) voltage; after the light control is turned on, the first digit is displayed 2, and the light control can be set to turn off (lighting off) |
MPPT | MPPT charging | This field flashes during the MPPT charging phase. |
ERROR | ERROR | This field lights up when there is a fault |
Instruction | The PC host computer or APP (WIFI or GPRS mode) is an optional accessory. The device can only use one mode for single communication, and cannot use several communication modes at the same time! |
Protection function | instruction |
PV over voltage protection | When the PV array charging voltage exceeds the controller's rated input voltage range, charging will stop. |
Battery polarity reverse connection | When the polarity of the battery is reversed, the controller will not work and will not be damaged. After correcting the wiring error, re-open the opportunity to continue normal operation. |
Battery over discharge protection | When the battery voltage is lower than the set undervoltage value, the discharge of the battery will be automatically stopped to prevent the battery from being over-discharged and damaged. |
Battery overload protection | When the controller output current is higher than the set value, the load output will be automatically stopped to prevent the battery from being over-discharged and damaged. |
Battery over volatge protection | When the battery voltage reaches the overvoltage protection setting value, the battery will be automatically stopped to prevent the battery from being overcharged and damaged. |
Night anti-reverse protection | At night, since the battery voltage is higher than the voltage of the photovoltaic module, the automatic protection prevents the battery voltage from being discharged through the photovoltaic module; |
Equipment overheat protection | The controller has its own temperature sensor. When the temperature is higher than the set value, the charging will stop. When the temperature is lowered, it will automatically start to work. |
High voltage surge | This controller can only protect high-voltage surges with low energy. In areas with frequent lightning, it is recommended to install an external lightning arrester. |
ERROR | Indicator status and alarm icon | possible reason | Solution |
Array overvoltage | Red light, icon flashes | More PV arrays in series | Disconnect the PV array, reduce the number of PV arrays connected in series, and ensure that the PV array open circuit voltage does not exceed the set value in the "Table 3-1 PV Electrical Parameters" table; |
Battery overvoltage (overcharge) | Red light on,OVDandflashes | 1. The controller overvoltage protection point is lower than the highest charging range; 2. The battery is aging or over-discharged; 3. Large dynamic changes in load; | 1. Reset the battery overvoltage protection point through the device button or PC host computer or APP; 2. The battery needs to be replaced after aging; 3. Reduce large dynamic changes in load; |
Battery undervoltage (over discharge) | Under andflashes | Battery voltage value is lower than the undervoltage protection setting | 1. Reduce or disconnect the load. If the alarm is released, the battery voltage returns to normal, indicating that the load power is too large or the battery voltage and capacity are low. It is easy to cause undervoltage protection with heavy load; 2. Disconnect the load controller and still alarm, the battery voltage does not return to the over-discharge recovery setting value, and the battery pack needs to be charged by PV or other means, so that the fault can be released after the battery pack voltage reaches the recovery point set value. 3. Over-discharge requires manual setting of battery voltage level. |
The indicator light is off and the display is not displayed. | Battery voltage is lower than equipment start-up voltage | When the voltage at both ends of the battery is below 7V; Recharge the battery pack by other means up to 8V or more; | |
Heat sink overheating | Red light on, flashes | High ambient temperature, poor heat dissipation and poor natural ventilation | Check equipment installation environment, remove equipment peripheral debris, ensure natural ventilation smooth; |
Charging current | Red light on,Ichargeflashes | Charging overcurrent protection check for abnormal current detection and malfunction | If you restart it several times, if you can't solve it, you need to go back to the factory for repair; |
Overloading | Red light on,flashes | Load power is too large | 1. Reduce the load power; 2. Restart and release the fault; 3. Without excessive sensibility and capacitive load; |
Remark: The above fault phenomenon can not be turned on except the battery under voltage, other faults can refer to the fault information through the PC background or mobile APP; |
Note: Danger of electric shock! When doing this, you must ensure that all power to the controller has been disconnected before performing the appropriate checks or operations! |
parameter name | Parameter value(and adjustable range) | ||||||
model | JN-MPPT-A | JN-MPPT-B | |||||
Current level(A) | 20 | 30 | 40 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 |
Max charge current(A) | 20 | 30 | 40 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 |
PV max input power(12V)(W) | 250 | 400 | 500 | 400 | 500 | 600 | 750 |
PV max input power(24V)(W) | 500 | 800 | 1000 | 800 | 1000 | 1200 | 1500 |
PV max input power(48V)(W) | 1000 | 1600 | 2000 | 1600 | 2000 | 2400 | 3000 |
Max output current (A) | 10 | 15 | 20 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 30 |
Battery system voltage range(V) | 12V system | DC9V-DC16V |
24V system | DC18V-DC32V | |
48V system | DC42V-DC60V | |
Solar panel open circuit input voltage(V) | 20V~100V(12Vsystem) | |
40V~145V(24Vsystem) | ||
80V~145V(48Vsystem) | ||
MPPT efficiency | >99.5% | |
Conversion efficiency | >98% | |
Operating mode | The default is the household mode 24H |
Lead-acid battery | ||||
System rate voltage(v) | 12V sysetem(1in series) | 24V system(2 in series) | 48V system(4in series) | 12V default value |
Over charge voltage (v) | 13~17V | 26~34V | 52~68V | 15.5V |
Over charge voltage return( v) | 13~17V | 26~34V | 52~68V | 15V |
Charging limit voltage(v) | 9~15V | 18~30V | 36~60V | 14.9V |
Boost chargeingv(v) | 9~15V | 18~30V | 36~60V | 14.4V |
Boost charging return(v) | 9~15V | 18~30V | 36~60V | 13.9V |
Float voltage(v) | 9~15V | 18~30V | 36~60V | 13.8V |
Over discharging voltage(v) | 7~13V | 14~26V | 28~52V | 10.8V |
Over discharge return (v) | 9~15V | 18~30V | 36~60V | 13.1V |
Ternary lithium battery (single section 3.7V) | ||||
System rate voltage(v) | 12V system(default 3in serire) | 24v system(default 6in series) | 48Vsystem(default 12in series) | 3 in series default value |
Over charge(v) | 10.5~15V | 21~30V | 42~60V | 13.5V |
Over charge return(v) | 10.5~15V | 21~30V | 42~60V | 12.6V |
Charging limit voltagev(v) | 10.5~15V | 21~30V | 42~60V | 12.6V |
Boost charging voltage(v) | 10.5~15V | 21~30V | 42~60V | 12.3V |
Boost charging return (v) | 10.5~15V | 21~30V | 42~60V | 12V |
Floating voltage (v) | 10.5~15V | 21~30V | 42~60V | 12.3V |
Over discharging (v) | 6~12V | 12~24V | 24~48V | 9.3V |
Over discharging return (v) | 6~13.5V | 12~27V | 24~54V | 10.5V |
Lithium LIFEPO4(single section 3.2V) | ||||
System rate voltage(v) | 12Vsyste(default 3 in series) | 24 system(default 6in series) | 48V system(default 12 in series) | 3 in series default value |
Over charge(v)(v) | 9~12V | 18~24V | 36~48V | 11.7V |
Over charge return(v) | 9~12V | 18~24V | 36~48V | 11.1V |
Charging limit voltagev(v) | 9~12V | 18~24V | 36~48V | 11.1V |
Boost charging voltage(v) | 9~12V | 18~24V | 36~48V | 10.8V |
Boost charging return (v) | 9~12V | 18~24V | 36~48V | 10.2V |
Floating voltage (v) | 9~12V | 18~24V | 36~48V | 10.8V |
Over discharging (v) | 6~9V | 12~18V | 24~36V | 8.4V |
Over discharging return (v) | 6~12V | 12~24V | 24~48V | 9.6V |
Save temperature(ºC) | -40ºC~80ºC | |||
humidity(ºC) | 10% ~ 90%no condensation |