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Optimate Solar DUO - User Manual

Optimate Solar DUO
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The controller kit includes premium quality components
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How to connect the controller to your solar panel and battery
1) OptiMate Solar DUO controller 2) O-27 SAE polarity converter
3) O-01 battery lead 4) O-04 battery clips
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If your solar panel’s connector is not an SAE connector, you may choose to:
a. Find a suitable adapter within the OptiMate Accessories Cable offering
b. If there is none available, use O-27 to convert polarity
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The controller is protected against reversed polarity input i.e. if your
solar panel’s 2-pin SAE connector does not match and you connected
it to the controller, it will not work and no damage will occur.
First connect the O-27 to your solar panel’s SAE connector and then
connect it to the OptiMate Solar DUO controller’s input connector.
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Summary

Connecting the OptiMate DUO Controller

Controller Kit Components

Lists and describes the premium quality components included in the controller kit for connecting solar panels.

Connecting Non-SAE Solar Panels

Guides on connecting solar panels with connectors other than SAE, using adapters or polarity converters.

Connecting OptiMate Solar Panels

Details the straightforward connection process between an OptiMate Solar panel and the new DUO controller.

Connecting Other SAE Solar Panels

Explains how to connect solar panels with standard 2-pin SAE connectors, including polarity adjustment if needed.

Optimate Solar DUO Specifications

General IconGeneral
Input Voltage12V / 24V
Output Voltage12V / 24V
Charging Voltage14.4V / 28.8V
Operating Temperature-20°C to +50°C
Charging Amperage5A
Battery TypeLead-acid
Maximum Output Current5A
Protection FeaturesOvervoltage, Overcurrent, Short-circuit, Reverse polarity, Overheating