Key benefits Flexible charging for both 6 V and 12 V solar systems — one controller supports two common system voltages so you don’t need separate regulators. Reliable charging performance — supplies the correct current for each system (10 A for 6 V systems, 3 A for 12 V systems) and accepts the stated panel power range. Easy to install and monitor — set the output mode, connect the battery and panel, and use the built-in LED to check charge status quickly. Main features and specifications Compatibility: Designed for use with 6 V and 12 V solar modules and batteries. Output current: 10 A for 6 V systems; 3 A for 12 V systems. Power handling: Processes up to 60 W for 6 V systems and up to 120 W for 12 V systems. Status indicator: Clear LED shows charging state so you can verify operation at a glance. Simple operation: Select the output mode, connect battery and solar panel, and position panels in sunlight. How it solves problems Eliminates incompatibility: Works with both 6 V and 12 V setups so you don’t need multiple controllers when switching or testing different systems. Matches charging to your battery type: Provides the appropriate current limits for each voltage to help protect batteries from overcurrent while enabling efficient charging. Reduces setup time: Straightforward wiring and a visible LED reduce guesswork and installation errors. Practical applications (use scenarios) Off-grid garden lighting: Maintain and charge small 6 V or 12 V batteries used for garden lights, pathway lights, or low-power outdoor fixtures. Camping and mobile power: Keep a small 6 V/12 V battery topped up for LED lights, USB chargers (via a 12 V inverter or adapter), or other low-draw accessories while camping or in an RV. Emergency or standby battery maintenance: Use with a solar panel to periodically charge and maintain a 6 V or 12 V backup battery so it’s ready when needed. Installation and basic operation Choose the correct output mode for your system voltage. Connect the battery to the controller terminals first, then connect the solar panel. Place the solar panel in direct sunlight. Monitor the LED to confirm charging status. Why choose this controller Straightforward compatibility with the most common small solar voltages (6 V/12 V). Clear, practical control and feedback without complex setup. A single, compact controller that fits small solar charging needs where straightforward, reliable performance is required. Specifications recap Voltage: 6 V / 12 V systems supported Current: 10 A (6 V), 3 A (12 V) Power handling: up to 60 W (6 V), up to 120 W (12 V) Indicator: LED charge status display Note: Follow battery manufacturer recommendations for charge settings and wiring conventions when connecting batteries and solar panels.