I couldn't find this in the North American 120vac version, so I ordered the 240vac version and will tell you here how to convert it to 120vac for about a dollar. The Transformer output is around 14v with a 220vac supply input, which when rectified easily drives the 12vdc relay. However, with only 120v supply, it outputs about 6.5vdc after being rectified, so swapping out the SRD-12VDC-SL-A relay with a SRD-06VDC-SL-C will convert this to a 120vac use. The rest of the board will even run cooler as the on-board 5vdc voltage rectifier will only have to sink 1vdc on a 120vac system instead of the 9vdc it has to sink on a 240vac supply. This design is tried, tested and true. The SRD-12VDC-SL-A relays are also available on Aliexpress for about one dollar a piece. Hope this helps someone looking to use this in North America or anywhere that has 120vac mains voltage. Cheers.
Sir please help me. Is there any way if I want to cancel the Lower voltage cut off. I mean I don't want to use the lower limit. I just want to use the upper cut off voltage. Please help.
hello ... this type of controller has 10 amps relay .... is it possible if i change the relay values bigger than 10 amps, then i can put more load power? thank you
Sir please reply... I have a xh m601 auto start and stop charging module. It charges say a car battery when the voltage is below the minimum set value say 11.5V, and it continues to charge till it reaches max set voltage say 14.5. i.e. between 11.5 to 14.5, the RELAY IS ALWAYS ON. This is fine. Now, I want the reverse output of this module. I want the relay to be ACTIVATED only when the battery voltage is GREATER THAN 11.5V. And it will remain activated until it reaches 14.5V. That is RELAY will remain activated between 11.5 to 14.5. And it will remain OFF at below 11.5V. Please help me get this reverse output for this specific module.😊
Sir, If connect Battery to Module is it show's Battery voltage ? (With out power supply) If still shows, Battery slowly getting discharge ? Please reply.
I have this module. However the charger is at about 14 V. The charger bypasses directly to the detection, and constantly switches on and off (every second) if the upper limit is less than the 14 V. If the upper limit is more than the 14 V, then the charger never switches off. Would you please assist? How can I keep the detection ports from not detecting the charger, but only the battery?
I'm positive that other people are having the same problem as I already described to you. I explained to you what I believe is the setup you're describing in the video. Is my description about what is happening on the RIGHT SIDE of this XY-DJ correct? If so, does that mean I'll need to plug two devices into a wall outlet to make XY-DJ work to charge my Battery? Please read my last message again. And thanks for every response you've made thus far.
Hello, I just updated the resource page for this module. the link is in the description (and here robojax.com/L/?id=260) of the video. All your questions should be answer . it would have been nice if you used, "Reply" so others would know that all the comments are about the same issue.
Hello! My task: When electricity appears on the network, my automation includes a power outlet in which a charger is inserted, the output of which is constantly connected to the battery terminals, and the battery is charged. When the voltage in the network disappears, my automation includes an inverter, the input of which is also constantly connected to the battery terminals, and the output to the consumers in the apartment. Now what I want to do. Since the power supply interval on the network is longer than the required battery charge time (up to 14.4V), I need XH-M602 without my participation (!!! This is a key requirement !!!) turned on the charge when electricity appeared on the network, and turned off the charger when the voltage at the terminals reached maximum. Question: if the limit 10.5 - 14.4 c is set for me in advance on XH-M602, and my automation, when the voltage appears on the network, supplied 220v for power to XH-M602, which includes a charger, and on the terminals of my battery will be, for example 13.2v (t.e. it will be the middle of the set interval !!!), then XH-M602 will turn on the charger?
Than you need arduino. Use this ruclips.net/video/7CCSRs5bvH0/видео.html or This without display ruclips.net/video/6DGQhQgr7Ak/видео.html or this with display ruclips.net/video/BhEIFzFSMuE/видео.html
I never liked that kind of controller because it was to easy to get shocks when you put it in a project. It should have a shield over the connection point. They make some that are all low voltage connections and that is what I use.
Gostei do vídeo só me tira uma dúvida não entendo muito desses módulos, mais esse módulo e como nobreak, quando a entrada 220v e interrompida ele repõe se tiver uma bateria 12v?
Não. O título diz "Controlador de carga" significando que se a voltagem da bateria for menor que o valor que você definiu, ele conectará o carregador para que a bateria seja carregada. see this ruclips.net/video/XA8qaMbrQ6Y/видео.html or this ruclips.net/video/iM9oMdNBX1o/видео.html
I did not know peopl ask such quesiton otherwise I would have addressed it in the video. Readt he title it sayd 220V. that is the voltage from home wall outlet.
Another nice video tutorial and product review! May I please ask what exactly will be the effect if power connection IN is switched from L to N and N to L? Same thing with the charger OUT?
Hello Robojax.Thanks for great video! But I still have a question. My battery charger has a very high power 1500W 220v. I'm afraid that the board is not designed to pass such high power and may heat up or catch fire... Can you tell me what is the maximum power of the charger at 220V that can be connected? Thanks in advance!
Hi, the maximum current can pass though the the relay was explained in the video. Simply read what is written on the relay. You will read the current and use the power formula to find the power using The current.
@@robojax In video we have 10A, but it is not clear is it for 220V or 110V . If I understand correctly maximum power is 2200W, but it is depends on voltage... So I have some doubts about it.
In the circuit diagram, an external charger is connected to the battery. What is the purpose of the DC side, is it an input or is it a battery charger?
Battery needs huge DC power this transformer is very 1/100 or 1/500 of the charger needed for battery. So the transformer in this module simply able to power the module only.
Hi Robojax. Great videos. I've liked and subscribed. I am trying to fix up a new charger for my friends 20 v power tool after he blew its charger by putting in the wrong battery, which had the + and - terminals the other way around. Two questions, if you'd be so kind as to answer them: 1/. The battery has a BMS, so can I skip the charger (which is blown) and connect the XH-M602 directly to the battery terminals? 2/. What amperage does the XH-M602 work at? Many Thanks and good luck with your channel.
thank you for subscribing. 1-No you can't. This is just switch to turn ON or OFF your charger. 2-It is the relay rating . Written on it. most probably it is 10A. Thank you for not skipping the ads and keep watching it. This will help me a lot.
Good day robojax, im currently woeking on a project that is Li battery operated and I don't know what module I will search until i saw this one, i have two 6v motor drivers which is supplied by the 12v battery and has a split connection. Any ideas on how can i charge the battery and also gives the output when not in charge thankyou so much
Good day, Your batter has two terminals. You can connect your charger to the battery. Then connect your motor to the two terminals. So you will have 2 positive and 2 negative connected to the same terminals of battery. that is called parallel. You said your motors are 6V, I assume you have connected them in series to operate them with 12V otherwise they will die. So form both motors you should have only 2 wires which I call them "motor wires"
Thank you Ahmed for your video. Is there a similar device that can do the opposite? I'm in offgrid home where i have my battery bank 48V (14KW) fully charged around 12:00 to 1:00 PM. I I wanted to use the rest of the electricity that my solar panels are generating. Basically i need to have a device that i will activate a relay instead of shutting it once the battery voltage reach a certain limit (full). It's the same as your device but with NC and NO (normally closed and normally open) option. I found only 12V-24V controller, but not for more. Thanks again. Shokran
You are welcome Tommy, I believe there should a solution. I have done a video of dual relay module with voltage detection.. I don't remember all its modes. check it out ruclips.net/video/O01NCZq7O2M/видео.html
Thanks a lot. Could you please help me in setting my solar panel with this regulator. I have a 5w12v solar panel rated with max 21v. I want to take the energy from this solar panel and divert to my car battery. Where should i connect the wires from solar panel as input, and where should I connect the wires which goes to the car battery? I will set the limits as 13.6v min and 14.4v max.
HI THE CHARGER DILIVER 28V (FOR 24V BATTERY) IF I PUT IN THE CONTROLER (XH-M602) THE MAX (28V AS THE CHARGER) , THE CONTROLLER WILL NEVER CUT IF I PUT MOR THEN THE CHARGER (29V) THE CHARGER WIL NEVER DILEVER MORE THAN 28V !!
@@robojax incase you want to know what i found. Here are the two product i purchased 1: www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-Channel-Trigger-Delay-Cycle-Relay-Module-6-30V-Timer-Circuit-Switch-Adjustable/132562416819?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 and the second one 2: www.ebay.com.au/itm/DC-6-80V-Voltage-Detection-Charging-Discharge-Monitor-Relay-Switch-with-Case/283483010880?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
ഹായ് സാർ എനിക്ക് നിങ്ങളുടെ വീഡിയോ നല്ലപോലെ മനസ്സിലായി അതു കൊണ്ടു ഞാൻ നിങ്ങളുടെ ചാനൽ സബ്സ്ക്രൈബ് ചെയ്തു സർ എന്റെ അടുത്തു ഒരു 12v 7ah ബാറ്ററി ഉണ്ട് ഇത് ഉപയോഗിച്ചു 24×7 ബാറ്ററി ചാർജ് ചെയ്യാൻ പറ്റുമോ
ഹായ്, നന്ദി. ഈ മൊഡ്യൂൾ ഒരു ചാർജർ അല്ലെന്ന് നിങ്ങൾ മനസ്സിലാക്കിയെന്ന് ഞാൻ പ്രതീക്ഷിക്കുന്നു. ഇത് വൈദ്യുതിയെ ബന്ധിപ്പിക്കുകയും വിച്ഛേദിക്കുകയും ചെയ്യുന്ന ചാർജ് കൺട്രോളറാണ്. അതെ, കണക്റ്റുചെയ്തതായി ഞാൻ കാണിച്ച ചാർജർ നിങ്ങളുടെ പക്കലുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ അത് ഉപയോഗിക്കാം. ചാർജർ എന്ന് ഞാൻ പറഞ്ഞപ്പോൾ അതിനർത്ഥം നിങ്ങൾക്ക് നിങ്ങളുടെ സ്വന്തം വോൾട്ടേജ് (സിവി) സെറ്റ് ചെയ്യാമെന്നും നിങ്ങൾക്ക് ടെഹ് കറന്റ് (ആമ്പിയർ) (സിസി) സെറ്റ് ചെയ്യാം എന്നാണ്. നിങ്ങൾ കറന്റ് സജ്ജമാക്കിയില്ലെങ്കിൽ, നിങ്ങളുടെ ബാറ്ററി കേടാകും.
@@robojax Thank you very much for answering me in Malayalam too I know this is a charging control module This is my question Is there any problem with doing this modulle full time work? (24×7)
Great video sir, this is what I searching from long time. I have 24V solar offgrid system. I am looking for module/kit which will monitor battery voltage and can feed power to my 1650VA inverter only if battery voltage false below 22v (this usually happens during late night and my inverter starts beeping). Can I used this module for my requirement. I think, I can but only worried about relay capacity to handle AC load. please suggest...
This will just monitor the voltage of a battery and when it reached below certain level it connects it and disconnect when it is above setting value. But power is the limit of the relay. You can however use external more powerful relay to control more powerful charger.
I have shown what voltage you can set. So it should do it. It also depends on your charger, make sure do not go above the current limit of the relay. if relay is 10A, then your charger should not allow current above 10A.
I'm in the US with 110v AC would the charge controller function on this voltage or only 220v AC? I guess I have a step up unit I could use, but it's kinda bulky, so direct AC input would be better
@@MrDaedalusWren Thank you Wayne, my Hero for today :) TBH I didn't remember the Relay in question nor the comment I'd made, since the product wasn't for me on 110v AC, but upon review your tried and tested "fix" with a 12v to 6v relay switch out, is a relatively easy way for those of us Stateside with only 110v AC to use this useful product, so kudos to you my friend 😀 P.S For US use there is also a different module that does work with 80-260v AC input, called a YX-X2086 and it's for 1.5v-120v DC batteries with 10a max load (so chargers must be set under that.) But at least with this charge controller module, no mods are required.
can this device be a LVD in solar panel system, I'm thinking to use this in output in my inverter? how about flip the value, upper value is 11 volt so it can cutoff all AC Out and lower value is 13.8v so the ac input and output will work again?
I don’t understand what you are asking but my videos are different. I leave nothing out. Everything has been explained. If I did not mention it , then it does not have it. I hope you have watched it fully
your question says that you have not watched the video. Please watch to get the answer. That is exactly why I made this video to answer such questions.
Thank you for the video, however I need more details on the charger device that must be connected to the SH-M602, where can I find one? I plan to use this device to recover dead hand tool batteries.
Tsk. Plss u need to connect it to actual batt charger. Bcos there's different voltages between batt voltage and charger voltage.. To see how it response
Hola , termino de ver tu video , es un dispositivo monitor , pasa que la ""curva de carga"" de una bateria es relativa a su construcción , algunas dependen del régimen de corriente , otras a tensión constante , como las de plomo ácido o gel ,litio ,etc, la cuestión es que el resultado es la tensión final en bornes de una bateria , aqui no hay problemas con la histéresis ya que de ultimas no es mas que un ""comparador programable "" creo que este es el titulo de este dispositivo , de todas formas es necesario tener un relativo conocimiento de que se va a cargar , pero como siempre te digo tus videos son muy buenos ya que te tomas el trabajo de explicar su funcionamiento y eso tiene un gran valor , al principio no entendia muy bien como funcionaba tu canal ,pero es logico , no domino el ingles , aunque mirando la variedad de proyectos podria haberme dado cuenta , ahora los miro con traducción y teniendo algún conocimiento en electrónica completo la comprensión , me gusta mucho el valor agregado de tus explicaciones , te deseo mucha suerte en lo que hacés !!!!!
Hola Vencene, sí, porque los diferentes tipos de batería necesitan diferentes características de carga, es por eso que este dispositivo es bueno para que pueda personalizar su configuración. Esto no puede verificar la corriente. Pero aún sabiendo que el voltaje toma una decisión de carga lo suficientemente buena. Gracias por tu comentario. Esta traducción es buena y podemos comunicarnos. Tenga un buen día. Ahmad
@@robojax Es correcto , en verdad , siempre me hago el mismo cuestionamiento , si bien lo ideal es hacer una curva de carga y luego generar una rutina , es decir un programa , algo que funcione de manera inteligente con algún microcontrolador , de ultimas llegamos a la conclusión de que después de tanto prolegómeno las baterias se deterioran igual , es que manejar el concepto de modo corriente o modo tensión a muchos les resulta engorroso y de hecho son uno consecuencia del otro , por eso coincido en que este dispositivo es bueno , lo importante de ultimas es que no exista sobrecarga ni tampoco ausencia , por lo demás , casi todo en este mundo tiene fecha de vencimiento , te mando un abrazo y es un placer poder dialogar con personas que no conocemos , aunque vivimos el mismo momento y en este, el mismo mundo , en el fondo ,todos somos casi iguales aunque hallamos nacido en distintos lugares , el respeto ante todo , Saludos !!!!
I couldn't find this in the North American 120vac version, so I ordered the 240vac version and will tell you here how to convert it to 120vac for about a dollar. The Transformer output is around 14v with a 220vac supply input, which when rectified easily drives the 12vdc relay. However, with only 120v supply, it outputs about 6.5vdc after being rectified, so swapping out the SRD-12VDC-SL-A relay with a SRD-06VDC-SL-C will convert this to a 120vac use. The rest of the board will even run cooler as the on-board 5vdc voltage rectifier will only have to sink 1vdc on a 120vac system instead of the 9vdc it has to sink on a 240vac supply. This design is tried, tested and true. The SRD-12VDC-SL-A relays are also available on Aliexpress for about one dollar a piece. Hope this helps someone looking to use this in North America or anywhere that has 120vac mains voltage. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing.
Excellent explanation
Great and clear explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Sir please help me. Is there any way if I want to cancel the Lower voltage cut off. I mean I don't want to use the lower limit. I just want to use the upper cut off voltage. Please help.
thank you for doing extensive test and doing it in english. Liked video
you are welcome.
what is the maximum rating in AH of the battery can be connected here and what is the maximum limit of DC charging current of the charger?
hello ... this type of controller has 10 amps relay .... is it possible if i change the relay values bigger than 10 amps, then i can put more load power? thank you
Yes you can . May be use this relay to turn On a more powerful relay. For sure. Or replace the relay with higher rated value.
Sir please reply...
I have a xh m601 auto start and stop charging module.
It charges say a car battery when the voltage is below the minimum set value say 11.5V, and it continues to charge till it reaches max set voltage say 14.5. i.e. between 11.5 to 14.5, the RELAY IS ALWAYS ON. This is fine.
Now, I want the reverse output of this module.
I want the relay to be ACTIVATED only when the battery voltage is GREATER THAN 11.5V.
And it will remain activated until it reaches 14.5V.
That is RELAY will remain activated between 11.5 to 14.5. And it will remain OFF at below 11.5V.
Please help me get this reverse output for this specific module.😊
Thank you for a very informative video.
Great informative video. Nice work. 😎
Please how can I control for 24 volt
It is showing 1 volt difference from battery what to do how can set its voltage equal to battery voltage??!
Sir, If connect Battery to Module is it show's Battery voltage ? (With out power supply) If still shows, Battery slowly getting discharge ? Please reply.
I have this module.
However the charger is at about 14 V. The charger bypasses directly to the detection, and constantly switches on and off (every second) if the upper limit is less than the 14 V. If the upper limit is more than the 14 V, then the charger never switches off.
Would you please assist?
How can I keep the detection ports from not detecting the charger, but only the battery?
I would like to control the automatic cut off of a 24v 40A charger, is the XH-M602 module good? Or failing that, which one would you recommend?
I'm positive that other people are having the same problem as I already described to you. I explained to you what I believe is the setup you're describing in the video. Is my description about what is happening on the RIGHT SIDE of this XY-DJ correct? If so, does that mean I'll need to plug two devices into a wall outlet to make XY-DJ work to charge my Battery? Please read my last message again. And thanks for every response you've made thus far.
Hello, I just updated the resource page for this module. the link is in the description (and here robojax.com/L/?id=260) of the video. All your questions should be answer . it would have been nice if you used, "Reply" so others would know that all the comments are about the same issue.
Hello!
My task: When electricity appears on the network, my automation includes a power outlet in which a charger is inserted, the output of which is constantly connected to the battery terminals, and the battery is charged. When the voltage in the network disappears, my automation includes an inverter, the input of which is also constantly connected to the battery terminals, and the output to the consumers in the apartment. Now what I want to do. Since the power supply interval on the network is longer than the required battery charge time (up to 14.4V), I need XH-M602 without my participation (!!! This is a key requirement !!!) turned on the charge when electricity appeared on the network, and turned off the charger when the voltage at the terminals reached maximum.
Question: if the limit 10.5 - 14.4 c is set for me in advance on XH-M602, and my automation, when the voltage appears on the network, supplied 220v for power to XH-M602, which includes a charger, and on the terminals of my battery will be, for example 13.2v (t.e. it will be the middle of the set interval !!!), then XH-M602 will turn on the charger?
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I wonder if you could help? I want to make a stop watch type of thing. The timer starts when I button is pressed then stops when another is pressed.
Than you need arduino. Use this ruclips.net/video/7CCSRs5bvH0/видео.html or This without display ruclips.net/video/6DGQhQgr7Ak/видео.html or this with display ruclips.net/video/BhEIFzFSMuE/видео.html
very good
I never liked that kind of controller because it was to easy to get shocks when you put it in a project. It should have a shield over the connection point. They make some that are all low voltage connections and that is what I use.
Gostei do vídeo só me tira uma dúvida não entendo muito desses módulos, mais esse módulo e como nobreak, quando a entrada 220v e interrompida ele repõe se tiver uma bateria 12v?
Não. O título diz "Controlador de carga" significando que se a voltagem da bateria for menor que o valor que você definiu, ele conectará o carregador para que a bateria seja carregada. see this ruclips.net/video/XA8qaMbrQ6Y/видео.html or this ruclips.net/video/iM9oMdNBX1o/видео.html
Hi, does it keep the settings in memory if it is disconnected ? thanks !
Yes it does
@@robojax thank you very much for this answer !!!
you are welcome.
No callibrate voltage for this module sir
if I did not show it, then there is no calibration available.
if then AC wire connects to opposit mean hot wire in neutral and neutral wire in hot what will be happend?
Nothing will happen. It just works
Very good video
Please, Can one use a solar panel to supply power to this module?
I did not know peopl ask such quesiton otherwise I would have addressed it in the video. Readt he title it sayd 220V. that is the voltage from home wall outlet.
@@robojax ok. Thank you
Another nice video tutorial and product review! May I please ask what exactly will be the effect if power connection IN is switched from L to N and N to L? Same thing with the charger OUT?
It will reduce safety only.
Hello Robojax.Thanks for great video! But I still have a question.
My battery charger has a very high power 1500W 220v.
I'm afraid that the board is not designed to pass such high power and may heat up or catch fire...
Can you tell me what is the maximum power of the charger at 220V that can be connected?
Thanks in advance!
Hi, the maximum current can pass though the the relay was explained in the video. Simply read what is written on the relay. You will read the current and use the power formula to find the power using The current.
@@robojax In video we have 10A, but it is not clear is it for 220V or 110V .
If I understand correctly maximum power is 2200W, but it is depends on voltage... So I have some doubts about it.
In the circuit diagram, an external charger is connected to the battery. What is the purpose of the DC side, is it an input or is it a battery charger?
Battery needs huge DC power this transformer is very 1/100 or 1/500 of the charger needed for battery. So the transformer in this module simply able to power the module only.
Hi Robojax. Great videos. I've liked and subscribed.
I am trying to fix up a new charger for my friends 20 v power tool after he blew its charger by putting in the wrong battery, which had the + and - terminals the other way around.
Two questions, if you'd be so kind as to answer them:
1/. The battery has a BMS, so can I skip the charger (which is blown) and connect the XH-M602 directly to the battery terminals?
2/. What amperage does the XH-M602 work at?
Many Thanks and good luck with your channel.
thank you for subscribing. 1-No you can't. This is just switch to turn ON or OFF your charger. 2-It is the relay rating . Written on it. most probably it is 10A. Thank you for not skipping the ads and keep watching it. This will help me a lot.
Good day robojax, im currently woeking on a project that is Li battery operated and I don't know what module I will search until i saw this one, i have two 6v motor drivers which is supplied by the 12v battery and has a split connection. Any ideas on how can i charge the battery and also gives the output when not in charge thankyou so much
Good day, Your batter has two terminals. You can connect your charger to the battery. Then connect your motor to the two terminals. So you will have 2 positive and 2 negative connected to the same terminals of battery. that is called parallel. You said your motors are 6V, I assume you have connected them in series to operate them with 12V otherwise they will die. So form both motors you should have only 2 wires which I call them "motor wires"
Can this be setable voltage about 14v or 24v?
I believe I have explained it fully. Your question is answered in the video. So watch it carefully again.
Is there a 220 charger input ..with constant current regulator?
not that I know of. you have to get a converter from AC to DC and then get dc converter.
Hello, I have a 12V 12A battery, how should I enter the upper and lower values?
Hello, the 12V is called nominal voltage. But the charge voltage is something like 13.2V. to be sure you need to find datasheet of the manufacturer.
hi what happend if you put the hot input wire on neutral connection and neutral on hot conection? europe 220 connector dont have marked connector.
Hi, it is safety measure to protect use who thinks the device is OFF and touches the wire. it might be very dangerous.
@@robojax ok. but will it work or short cirkuit some way? tutch what wire?
the hot wires will be isoleted any way. will it work in wrong connections is the real cuestion?
Relay is a switch. A switch can connect and disconnect.
@@robojax hi i did not ask about the relay. the qoestion is do it work if the inlet hot wires are switched. hot on neutral and neutral on hot?
can we use the input charger of motorcycle and put the input connection of the controller
I am not familiar with motorcycle, but I know it has battery. Sorry.
Thank you Ahmed for your video. Is there a similar device that can do the opposite? I'm in offgrid home where i have my battery bank 48V (14KW) fully charged around 12:00 to 1:00 PM. I I wanted to use the rest of the electricity that my solar panels are generating. Basically i need to have a device that i will activate a relay instead of shutting it once the battery voltage reach a certain limit (full). It's the same as your device but with NC and NO (normally closed and normally open) option. I found only 12V-24V controller, but not for more. Thanks again. Shokran
You are welcome Tommy, I believe there should a solution. I have done a video of dual relay module with voltage detection.. I don't remember all its modes. check it out ruclips.net/video/O01NCZq7O2M/видео.html
Can you be run 110v continuesly from the 220v. Like a step down?
doesn't work with 110V. The output becomes unstable.
@@robojax See comment about five comments up. This can easily be converted to run stable and cooler on 120vac.
Thanks a lot. Could you please help me in setting my solar panel with this regulator. I have a 5w12v solar panel rated with max 21v. I want to take the energy from this solar panel and divert to my car battery. Where should i connect the wires from solar panel as input, and where should I connect the wires which goes to the car battery? I will set the limits as 13.6v min and 14.4v max.
your solar panel is your the power adapter and your battery is the battery.
@@robojax Thanks, can i minimum voltage as 0? As i want the car battery to trickle charge and cutoff when voltage reaches max 14.3v.
I am not sure if you the device or not but, just try it to see if it can do to zero.
How value is stored if electricity 220v input is off???
All settings are saved when there is no power.
@@robojax how are they save?
HI
THE CHARGER DILIVER 28V (FOR 24V BATTERY)
IF I PUT IN THE CONTROLER (XH-M602) THE MAX (28V AS THE CHARGER) , THE CONTROLLER WILL NEVER CUT
IF I PUT MOR THEN THE CHARGER (29V) THE CHARGER WIL NEVER DILEVER MORE THAN 28V !!
Hi, when you use CAPITAL letters, you are SCREAMING.
@@robojax
Hi
No way there is nothing to make screaming
If you have any reply feels free
I found it. thanks
Good to hear that. good luck.
@@robojax incase you want to know what i found. Here are the two product i purchased 1: www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-Channel-Trigger-Delay-Cycle-Relay-Module-6-30V-Timer-Circuit-Switch-Adjustable/132562416819?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
and the second one 2: www.ebay.com.au/itm/DC-6-80V-Voltage-Detection-Charging-Discharge-Monitor-Relay-Switch-with-Case/283483010880?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
ഹായ് സാർ എനിക്ക് നിങ്ങളുടെ വീഡിയോ നല്ലപോലെ മനസ്സിലായി അതു കൊണ്ടു ഞാൻ നിങ്ങളുടെ ചാനൽ സബ്സ്ക്രൈബ് ചെയ്തു
സർ എന്റെ അടുത്തു ഒരു 12v 7ah ബാറ്ററി ഉണ്ട്
ഇത് ഉപയോഗിച്ചു 24×7 ബാറ്ററി ചാർജ് ചെയ്യാൻ പറ്റുമോ
ഹായ്, നന്ദി. ഈ മൊഡ്യൂൾ ഒരു ചാർജർ അല്ലെന്ന് നിങ്ങൾ മനസ്സിലാക്കിയെന്ന് ഞാൻ പ്രതീക്ഷിക്കുന്നു. ഇത് വൈദ്യുതിയെ ബന്ധിപ്പിക്കുകയും വിച്ഛേദിക്കുകയും ചെയ്യുന്ന ചാർജ് കൺട്രോളറാണ്. അതെ, കണക്റ്റുചെയ്തതായി ഞാൻ കാണിച്ച ചാർജർ നിങ്ങളുടെ പക്കലുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ അത് ഉപയോഗിക്കാം. ചാർജർ എന്ന് ഞാൻ പറഞ്ഞപ്പോൾ അതിനർത്ഥം നിങ്ങൾക്ക് നിങ്ങളുടെ സ്വന്തം വോൾട്ടേജ് (സിവി) സെറ്റ് ചെയ്യാമെന്നും നിങ്ങൾക്ക് ടെഹ് കറന്റ് (ആമ്പിയർ) (സിസി) സെറ്റ് ചെയ്യാം എന്നാണ്. നിങ്ങൾ കറന്റ് സജ്ജമാക്കിയില്ലെങ്കിൽ, നിങ്ങളുടെ ബാറ്ററി കേടാകും.
@@robojax
Thank you very much for answering me in Malayalam too
I know this is a charging control module
This is my question
Is there any problem with doing this modulle full time work? (24×7)
I am not sure. if this can be used 24 hours a day. Generally it should but to be sure, contact the manufacturer for correct information.
Ok sir
How to use external relay with this?
remove the relay and connect the wires in the same spot.
@@robojax can we use that 4 empty soldering spots?
Hi I don’t have the module in hand to know but remove the relay and connect the pins using wires
Great video sir, this is what I searching from long time.
I have 24V solar offgrid system. I am looking for module/kit which will monitor battery voltage and can feed power to my 1650VA inverter only if battery voltage false below 22v (this usually happens during late night and my inverter starts beeping). Can I used this module for my requirement. I think, I can but only worried about relay capacity to handle AC load. please suggest...
This will just monitor the voltage of a battery and when it reached below certain level it connects it and disconnect when it is above setting value. But power is the limit of the relay. You can however use external more powerful relay to control more powerful charger.
@Rajesh were you able to make it work? It has 10Ah rating which makes it 230x10 = 2.3KW capable. I am also planning to buy one for my 1100VA inverter.
I want to charge 24v 20ah battery can it work for this?
I have shown what voltage you can set. So it should do it. It also depends on your charger, make sure do not go above the current limit of the relay. if relay is 10A, then your charger should not allow current above 10A.
I'm in the US with 110v AC would the charge controller function on this voltage or only 220v AC? I guess I have a step up unit I could use, but it's kinda bulky, so direct AC input would be better
No it won't work. the input is 220V.
All you have to do is swap out the 12v relay for a 6v relay. Details are near the top of the comments.
@@MrDaedalusWren Thank you Wayne, my Hero for today :) TBH I didn't remember the Relay in question nor the comment I'd made, since the product wasn't for me on 110v AC, but upon review your tried and tested "fix" with a 12v to 6v relay switch out, is a relatively easy way for those of us Stateside with only 110v AC to use this useful product, so kudos to you my friend 😀
P.S For US use there is also a different module that does work with 80-260v AC input, called a YX-X2086 and it's for 1.5v-120v DC batteries with 10a max load (so chargers must be set under that.) But at least with this charge controller module, no mods are required.
Hi...do you have a tutorial about 1800 step up boost converter...thank you so much
Here is how to find a specific video in a channel www.arduino.cc/en/reference/wire
@@robojax ok...thank you very much sir
can this device be a LVD in solar panel system, I'm thinking to use this in output in my inverter? how about flip the value, upper value is 11 volt so it can cutoff all AC Out and lower value is 13.8v so the ac input and output will work again?
you can't switch the upper and lower limit. I have not done it but you try it.
What is the max dc voltage which it can measure
this is very basic. Please watch the video to get it. I never miss such information.
@@robojax Yes I watched full video, i want to use it on my ebike battery pack 72v.
What if you do not have a charger what do you connect to
this is ONLY used to control the charge of a battery.
In this ckt alram available or not pls reply
I don’t understand what you are asking but my videos are different. I leave nothing out. Everything has been explained. If I did not mention it , then it does not have it. I hope you have watched it fully
Can I charge lifepo4 battery pack 12.8 v
your question says that you have not watched the video. Please watch to get the answer. That is exactly why I made this video to answer such questions.
Thank you for the video, however I need more details on the charger device that must be connected to the SH-M602, where can I find one? I plan to use this device to recover dead hand tool batteries.
this is just monitoring the voltage and acts based on voltage. Everything you needed to know about this device, I have provided in the video.
Will it work with 120V?
if you find the 220V version, yes it will. just pay attention to what you are purchasing
Can I input a 100v on this?
you see, I have mention this I believe more than once in the video.
Can it use for car battery
I believe that is the the only example of voltage of battery I have given. You have skipped
Tsk. Plss u need to connect it to actual batt charger. Bcos there's different voltages between batt voltage and charger voltage.. To see how it response
a charger for a battery is always the same voltage as the battery. if it is not, then the charger is for something else.
@@robojax no sir for my knowledge. Charger must be higher atlease 2v than the battery. Battery 12.5
Charger 14.5
Where is output line?
just wach. Everything has been explained.
What is the denomination of R2?
you mean the value? it is 4R7 which is 4.7Ω
@@robojax U2 need to be programmed? I have U2 9 feet in the mass?
Not enough to order a chip? Does it need to be programmed?
Hola , termino de ver tu video , es un dispositivo monitor , pasa que la ""curva de carga"" de una bateria es relativa a su construcción , algunas dependen del régimen de corriente , otras a tensión constante , como las de plomo ácido o gel ,litio ,etc, la cuestión es que el resultado es la tensión final en bornes de una bateria , aqui no hay problemas con la histéresis ya que de ultimas no es mas que un ""comparador programable "" creo que este es el titulo de este dispositivo , de todas formas es necesario tener un relativo conocimiento de que se va a cargar , pero como siempre te digo tus videos son muy buenos ya que te tomas el trabajo de explicar su funcionamiento y eso tiene un gran valor , al principio no entendia muy bien como funcionaba tu canal ,pero es logico , no domino el ingles , aunque mirando la variedad de proyectos podria haberme dado cuenta , ahora los miro con traducción y teniendo algún conocimiento en electrónica completo la comprensión , me gusta mucho el valor agregado de tus explicaciones , te deseo mucha suerte en lo que hacés !!!!!
Hola Vencene, sí, porque los diferentes tipos de batería necesitan diferentes características de carga, es por eso que este dispositivo es bueno para que pueda personalizar su configuración. Esto no puede verificar la corriente. Pero aún sabiendo que el voltaje toma una decisión de carga lo suficientemente buena.
Gracias por tu comentario. Esta traducción es buena y podemos comunicarnos.
Tenga un buen día. Ahmad
@@robojax
Es correcto , en verdad , siempre me hago el mismo cuestionamiento , si bien lo ideal es hacer una curva de carga y luego generar una rutina , es decir un programa , algo que funcione de manera inteligente con algún microcontrolador , de ultimas llegamos a la conclusión de que después de tanto prolegómeno las baterias se deterioran igual , es que manejar el concepto de modo corriente o modo tensión a muchos les resulta engorroso y de hecho son uno consecuencia del otro , por eso coincido en que este dispositivo es bueno , lo importante de ultimas es que no exista sobrecarga ni tampoco ausencia , por lo demás , casi todo en este mundo tiene fecha de vencimiento , te mando un abrazo y es un placer poder dialogar con personas que no conocemos , aunque vivimos el mismo momento y en este, el mismo mundo , en el fondo ,todos somos casi iguales aunque hallamos nacido en distintos lugares , el respeto ante todo , Saludos !!!!