Solar Charge Controller 30-60A with LCD & Dual USB

See Your Charge, Protect Your Bank

A Live LCD That Ends The Guessing

The recessed LCD shows real-time charge status, voltage and current, so you always know what your system is doing. No more decoding cryptic beeps or reaching for a multimeter.

Auto-Detects 12V or 24V Instantly

Automatic voltage detection eliminates the manual setup errors that fry batteries. Wire it, power it, and the controller figures out your system voltage before the first charge pulse.

Dual USB Keeps Devices Charged

Two 5VDC USB ports let you charge phones, headlamps or GPS units straight off the controller — no extra adapter needed. Perfect for when every outlet counts.

Heavy Screw Terminals Built To Hold

Six recessed screw terminals make secure, vibration-resistant connections for panel, battery and load. They grip tightly even when the road gets rough — no intermittent charging.

Drill Into The Specs

• 20A–60AAmperage options
• 12V/24VAuto-detection
• 5VDCDual USB output

Installation In Minutes

1. 1
   Mount the controller

   Choose a dry, well-ventilated spot inside your electrical bay or power closet. Use the included bracket and screws to fix it flat against the wall.

2. 2
   Connect battery first

   Strip your battery cables, insert into the labeled screw terminals, and tighten firmly. The controller must read battery voltage before anything else.

3. 3
   Connect solar panel

   With the battery already connected, wire your solar panel to the panel terminals. The auto-detection kicks in and the LCD lights up with system status.

4. 4
   Connect DC load (optional)

   If you have a direct DC load, wire it to the load terminals. The controller can manage low-voltage disconnect if needed.

5. 5
   Verify operation

   Once powered, check the LCD: it should display the correct voltage, battery level, and charging indicators. Your bank is now protected.

What You'll Unpack

• Solar Charge Controller Unit×1

  Lime-green impact-resistant housing

• Mounting Hardware×1 set

  Screws and brackets for wall panel mounting

• Terminal Connectors×1 set

  Pre-sized for secure wire termination

From Blind To Real-Time Monitoring

The Black Box Problem

You built your off-grid system carefully — panels, batteries, inverters. But the charge stage is a black box. No display, no feedback. You hope the batteries are charging correctly, but the first sign of trouble is a dead bank and a ruined trip.

What Overcharging Costs

Unregulated voltage spikes and chronic overcharge silently eat away at deep-cycle battery capacity. You won't see it until one morning the fridge is dead or the water pump won't start. The damage is permanent — and avoidable.

A Controller You Can Read

This controller brings the dark stage into the light. Auto-detection instantly matches 12V or 24V. The recessed LCD shows charging voltage, current, and system status. PWM regulation gently tops off your bank instead of punishing it. And while you're checking the readout, dual USB ports keep your phone charged.

Which Amperage Do You Need?

Always add 25% headroom above your panel's measured maximum current. Over-paneling can trip protection on peak days.

Why Not A Blind Controller?