CH200是一款基于微控制器的理想的智能充电保护器,用于12 Vdc VRLA可充电电池,例如的Campbell Scientific的BP12或BP24。控制器可控制电流和电压以保证安全,在利用太阳能板充电或使用交流电源充电时优化电池性能。CH200也可测量多种变量参数,如输入、输出和状态参数以密切的监测电池。
CH200有两个输入端子可同时连接两个充电电源。太阳能输入运用最大功率点跟踪算法,最大程度的利用太阳能充电电源。 CH200带有RS-232和SDI-12 接口可与数据采集器之间传输充电参数。
CH200 的安全性能可保护电池、充电电源、充电器和负载装置。包括Solar – G 和 CHARGE – CHARGE 输入端子都集成了限流保护硬件和极性反转保护。
自动防故障,可自动复位,热保险保护, CHARGE – CHARGE 输入免于灾难性 AC/AC 或 AC/DC充电电源故障。另一个可自动复位的热保险保护,12V输出端子免于输出负载故障的影响。
CH200具有电池极性反转保护功能,包括输入和输出的ESD和浪涌防护 。
Operational Temperature | -40° to +60°C (VRLA battery manufacturers state that “heat kills batteries” and recommend operating batteries at ≤ 50°C.) |
Dimensions | 7.5 x 3.7 x 10 cm (3 x 1.5 x 3.9 in.) |
CHARGE - CHARGE Terminals (AC or DC Source) |
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AC | 18 to 24 VRMS (with 1.2 ARMS maximum) |
DC | 16 to 40 Vdc (with 1.1 Adc maximum) |
SOLAR Terminals (Solar Panel or Other DC Source) |
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-NOTE- | Battery voltages below 8.7 V may result in less than 3.0 A current limit because of fold-back current limit. |
Input Voltage Range | 15 to 40 Vdc |
Maximum Charging Current | 4.0 Adc typical (3.2 to 4.9 Adc depending upon individual charger) |
Quiescent Current |
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No Charge Source Present | 300 μA maximum |
No Battery Connected | 2 mA maximum |
Battery Charging |
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-NOTE- | Two-step temperature-compensated constant-voltage charging for valve-regulated lead-acid batteries; cycle and float charging voltage parameters are programmable with the default values listed. |
CYCLE Charging | Vbatt(T) = 14.70 V - (24 mV) x (T-25°C) |
FLOAT Charging | Vbatt(T) = 13.65 V - (18 mV) x (T-25°C) |
Accuracy | ±1% (on charging voltage over -40° to +60°C) |
Power Out (+12 Terminals) |
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Voltage | Unregulated 12 V from battery |
4 A Self-Resettable Thermal Fuse Hold Current Limit |
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Measurements |
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-NOTE- | At -40° to +60°C |
Average Battery Voltage | ±(1% of reading + 15 mV) |
Average Battery/Load Current Regulator Input Voltage |
±(2% of reading + 2 mA) Impulse type changes in current may have an average current error of ±(10% of reading + 2 mA). |
Solar |
±(1% of reading - 0.25 V) / -(1% of reading + 1 V) 1.0 V negative offset is worst-case due to reversal protection diode on input; typical diode drop is 0.35 V. |
Continuous |
±(1% of reading - 0.5 V) / -(1% of reading + 2 V) 2.0 V negative offset is worst-case due to two series diodes in AC full-bridge. Typical diode drops are 0.35 each for 0.7 V total. |
Charger Temperature | ± 2°C |
Please note: The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible products.
The CH200 can charge the following battery families: EnerSys Genesis NP Series (includes our PS200, BP12, and BP24), EnerSys Cyclone Series, Concorde Sun Xtender Series (includes our BP84) and a custom battery.
Execution of this download installs the CH200 / PS200 Operating System on your computer.
Note: The Device Configuration Utility is used to upload the included operating system to the CH200 / PS200.
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The CH100 is a float-only charger that is limited to a 20 W solar panel and a maximum load of approximately 1 A.
The more advanced (and more expensive) CH200 is a multistage controller that can charge at higher rates and use larger solar panels (90 W) while delivering a maximum of approximately 4 A to the load, depending on the temperature. The CH200 is a smart charger that incorporates MPPT technology (maximum power point tracking) and can be interrogated by the data logger to check its state, solar panel status, load currents, battery voltage, and net battery current. In this regard, the CH200 acts as a high-tech sensor, as well as a charge regulator.
The CH100 has a temperature sensor for temperature compensation. The CH200 has a similar onboard temperature sensor, but it is more efficient and does not dissipate as much heat with a similar load. The CH200 also has a feature where an independent battery temperature measurement can be sent to the charger rather than using its onboard temperature sensor.
The CH200 or PS200 will pull power only from the source with the highest voltage at that moment. For example, the regulator will take the 20 W input from the 24 Vdc wall transformer rather than from the 18 V 50 W solar panel—even during the day. If the power goes out, the 50 W solar panel will charge during the day with no charging at night.