Felicity Solar SCCM4524-III Solar Charge Controller

Felicity Solar SCCM4524-III Solar Charge Controller

The Felicity SCCM4524-III is a solar charge controller with specifications as published by the manufacturer.

  • PV Start-up Voltage: 20V
  • Nominal System Voltage: 12V, 24V, 48V (Auto Detection)
  • Temperature Compensation Coefficient: -5 mV/°C/cell (25°Cref.)
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About the Felicity Solar SCCM4524-III Solar Charge Controller

The Felicity SCCM4524-III is a solar charge controller with specifications as published by the manufacturer. Every figure on this page is taken from the manufacturer's datasheet for the SCCM4524-III. We are an authorised Felicity Solar distributor and supply the SCCM4524-III from our own stock, with technical support before and after the sale.

Specifications last updated 17 August 2026

Felicity Solar SCCM4524-III Solar Charge Controller full specifications

Electrical

PV Start-up Voltage20V
Nominal System Voltage12V, 24V, 48V (Auto Detection)
Temperature Compensation Coefficient-5 mV/°C/cell (25°Cref.)
Maximum Charge Current45 A
Nominal System Voltage12-24 V
MPPT Voltage Range18-80 V
Maximum PV Input Voltage95 V
Maximum PV Input Power625-1250 W
Maximum Efficiency98 %
Charging Algorithm3-Step
Supported Battery TypesAGM, Gel, Flooded, Lithium, User-Defined
CommunicationRS485, CAN, MODBUS, Bluetooth, WiFi
Ingress ProtectionIP20
Surge Protection4500 W/port
InstallationWall-Mounted
Net Weight1.5 kg

Environmental

Ambient Temperature Range0°C to +55 °C
Storage Temperature-25 °C to +75 °C
Humidity0%-90%RH (No Condensing)

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