A solar controller handles protection against overheating by using temperature sensors to monitor the temperature of the solar panels. If the temperature exceeds a certain threshold, the controller automatically reduces the voltage or current flowing to the panels, preventing any damage caused by overheating.
A solar controller handles protection against overheating by monitoring the temperature of the solar panels and regulating the charging process accordingly. It uses temperature sensors to continuously measure the panel temperature and adjusts the charging voltage and current to prevent overheating. This helps maintain the optimal operating temperature of the panels and ensures their long-term efficiency and lifespan.
A solar controller handles protection against overheating by monitoring the temperature of the solar panels and regulating the amount of current flowing through them. If the panels reach a certain temperature threshold, the controller will automatically reduce the current or shut off the system temporarily to prevent damage from excessive heat.
