The self-consumption of a solar controller refers to the amount of power that the controller itself consumes while regulating and managing the energy flow from the solar panels to the connected devices or battery. It is usually expressed as a percentage, representing the proportion of the generated solar energy that is used by the controller for its own operation.
The self-consumption of a solar controller refers to the amount of energy it uses for its own operation. It includes the power consumed by the controller's internal components such as circuitry, display, and communication interfaces. Minimizing self-consumption is important as it ensures that a higher percentage of solar energy generated is available for utilization rather than being used by the controller itself.
The self-consumption of a solar controller refers to the amount of energy that the controller itself consumes to operate. This energy consumption is separate from the energy generated by the solar panels it controls.
