A solar controller handles protection against electrical surges by incorporating surge protection devices (SPDs) or transient voltage suppressors (TVS) in its circuitry. These devices are designed to divert excess voltage or current away from sensitive components, preventing damage caused by electrical surges. Additionally, solar controllers may also employ overvoltage and overcurrent protection mechanisms to ensure the system stays within safe operating limits during such events.
A solar controller handles protection against electrical surges through the use of surge protection devices. These devices are designed to divert excess voltage caused by surges away from the solar controller and other connected equipment, ensuring their safety and preventing damage.
A solar controller handles protection against electrical surges by incorporating surge protection devices and transient voltage suppressors. These devices are designed to divert or limit excess voltage and current caused by surges, preventing damage to the controller and connected solar equipment. Additionally, some solar controllers may also feature built-in circuitry that monitors and regulates voltage levels to ensure safe operation and protect against surges.
