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Important Notes:  

 

The panel open circuit voltage MUST be below 27V on 24V battery systems or below 54V

   on 48V battery Systems.

 Use wires suitable for at least 15A, but if wire runs are over 3m then larger wires are

   recommended to limit voltage drop and losses.      

 Install the unit in a dry place out of direct sunlight and away from flammable liquids or gases.

 Battery fuse ( BF ) is always required and must be located as close to the battery as possible, 

   its sizing depends on the wire size and load ratings. Typically a 15A 24V fuse would do.

 Before connecting battery always check battery and PV panel polarity.

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If used  with panels over 150W  the  BMPPT-150 MUST be fitted with the PVF fuse. Locate 

   this fuse as close as possible to the BMPPT. A 10A 32V fuse is recommended.

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Model:

BMPPT-150

150W Solar Charger

Booster Maximum Power Point Tracker

Operating Instructions

Please read these instructions before use

Unit 2, 110 Station Road, Seven Hills ,NSW,  2147, Australia

BMPPT-150 General Information:

• Green LED flashing – battery charging and all normal.
• Red LED flashing –  battery voltage low, below 0.9 of nominal voltage.
• This MPPT is designed to charge 24V/48V* battery systems and select a suitable 3 stage charge 

   regime. 

(*NOTE: on 48V batteries only a fixed float charge at 54V is available)

• The absorption phase is entered following a low battery condition and is maintained for 

  approx. 1.5 hours.

• Custom float and absorption voltages and times are possible but minimum orders apply.
• This BMPPT has a built in multilevel over temperature protection to improve product reliability  
  while maximising output power availability. 
• The BMPPT will efficiently charge 24V batteries from 12V panels.
• The BMPPT will efficiently float charge 48V batteries from 12V panels or 24V panels. 
• The panel voltage limits for the BMPPT-150 are: Maximum open circuit voltage below 54V.                    
• The lowest maximum power point required for operation is 14V
• If used, this fuse is optional, locate the output fuse  (OF) as close to the BMPPT as possible 

   (15A 24VDC rating). 

BMPPT-150-R4

Summary of Contents for BMPPT-150

Page 1: ...le compact low cost and highly efficient way to charge sealed or vented 24V batteries from low voltage or parallel panels with built in Low Voltage Disconnect Load Remote Control or Dusk to Dawn mode BMPPT 150 Unit BMPPT 150 Specifications Efficiency Typical 95 Input Voltage 14V to 54V Output Voltage Float 27V 54V See NOTE on Pg 2 Output Voltage Bulk Flooded 29V Sealed 28 4V Output Power 150W Vout...

Page 2: ...t 2 110 Station Road Seven Hills NSW 2147 Australia BMPPT 150 General Information Green LED flashing battery charging and all normal Red LED flashing battery voltage low below 0 9 of nominal voltage This MPPT is designed to charge 24V 48V battery systems and select a suitable 3 stage charge regime NOTE on 48V batteries only a fixed float charge at 54V is available The absorption phase is entered f...

Page 3: ...with a combination of the green and yellow wires and the internal links CHE and REN Always ensure that the CHE link is set for the Correct Battery Type The yellow and green wires are either left unconnected Ensure they are insulated from any other point or grounded shorted to the black wire To access the CHE 2 pin and REN 3pin links carefully remove the rear plastic cover CHE Linked Vented Batteri...

Page 4: ...riods of low light it is an approximation only to actual ambient light levels and if precise ambient light levels are required then light sensors must be used The maximum DDS load current is 10A continuous or 20A transients The DDS can be set to approx 6 hours or All Night actual night duration and up to 15 hours max 6 Hour DDS Set Up Grey CHE REN CHE REN 6 Hour DDS Set Up Sealed Battery 6 Hour DD...

Page 5: ... the load when the battery voltage drops below 0 85 of nominal voltage to protect the battery from damage The load reconnects when the battery voltage exceeds 0 9 of nominal voltage This feature will not trigger during short transients LVD load is 10A continuous or 20A transient Grey Please ensure that your BMPPT has been correctly configured REN CHE settings for your application Refer to the Sett...

Page 6: ...condition Non critical loads are loads which can be disconnected to ensure maximum on time for critical loads as well as to extend the life expectancy and reliability of the system The non critical load can be set up as LVD DD 6 hours or DD all night with the same REN configuration detailed earlier Grey Critical Load Non Critical Load Please ensure that your BMPPT has been correctly configured REN...

Page 7: ...y monitor system status Wiring With Load Remote Control This option enables the remote load connection and disconnection via the load remote control yellow wire When the yellow wire is grounded the load is disconnected otherwise the load is connected To configure this mode the green wire must be grounded This option overrides the LVD or DDS function but has the same load limitations of 10A continu...

Page 8: ...ke the system more tolerant to partial shading when compared to series panel connection Q What output can I expect from a 150 BMPPT The maximum bulk charge current with a 24V battery and 150W panel is approximately 6A so you can expect about 24AH per day which is a close to 60W load for about 10 hours Q Why are BMPPT used mainly in high power systems Until now and despite their overwhelming advant...

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