Steca Tarom Series Steca Tarom 60A MPPT Solar Charge Controller (S-Type) Dual MPPT Inputs | Advanced Battery Management | For Off-Grid Solar Systems The Steca Tarom 60A MPPT Solar Charge Controller (S-Type) is engineered for robust performance in off-grid solar systems, offering advanced Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) technology. Designed and manufactured by Steca Electronik, a leader in off-grid solar electronics, this controller ensures optimal energy harvest from your solar panels and professional battery care. Featuring two independent MPPT trackers and dual solar inputs, the Tarom 6000-S can efficiently manage two different solar module arrays, even if they vary in size or orientation. It supports 12V, 24V, and 48V battery banks, with a rated charging current of 60A, making it suitable for a wide range of off-grid applications. SYSTEM EXPANSION NOTE: For networking multiple Steca Tarom MPPT S-type controllers, one Steca Tarom MPPT M-type controller is required to enable communication and synchronisation of the charging process. Key Features ▶ Dual MPPT Technology — Optimises power harvest from two independent solar arrays. ▶ 60A Charging Capacity — Robust power handling for 12V, 24V, and 48V battery banks. ▶ High Efficiency — Achieves up to 99.4% DC-DC efficiency for maximum energy conversion. ▶ Comprehensive Protection — Integrated safeguards for battery longevity and system safety. ▶ Advanced Data Logging — Stores essential energy values for up to 20 years. ▶ Graphical LCD Display — Intuitive interface for monitoring system performance and settings. ▶ Expandable System Design — Can be networked with an M-type controller for larger installations. ▶ German Engineering — Developed and manufactured to high quality standards (ISO 9001, ISO 14001). Technical Specifications Parameter Value Nominal Battery Voltage 12V / 24V / 48V Rated Charging Current 60A Max. Solar Input Voltage 200V DC Max. Solar Power (12V / 24V / 48V) 900W / 1800W / 3600W Max. DC-DC Efficiency 99.4% Static MPP Efficiency 99.9% Dynamic MPP Efficiency 99.8% Self-Consumption < 1W Operating Temperature -25°C to +50°C Enclosure Protection IP31 Dimensions (H x W x D) 294 x 335 x 130 mm Weight 6.3 kg Charging & Battery Modes The Steca Tarom 6000-S is designed for professional battery maintenance, compatible with all common lead-acid battery types, including AGM, Gel, and flooded batteries. It supports nominal system voltages of 12V, 24V, and 48V. For specialised applications, 36V and 60V batteries can also be charged by activating advanced settings within the expert menu. The controller features voltage and current regulation with temperature compensation to ensure optimal charging regardless of ambient conditions. It also includes a monthly equalisation charge function to help maintain battery health and extend lifespan. Typical Applications Application Description Off-Grid Homes & Cabins Provides reliable and efficient power management for remote residential properties. Caravans & Motorhomes Ideal for mobile solar setups, ensuring batteries are charged effectively on the go. Remote Monitoring Stations Powers critical equipment in isolated locations with consistent solar input. Small Business Off-Grid Supports essential loads for businesses operating without grid access. Built-In Protection Functions The Steca Tarom 6000-S incorporates a comprehensive suite of electronic protection functions to safeguard your system and batteries. These include protection against: overcharge • reverse polarity of module and battery • automatic electronic fuse • open circuit without battery • reverse current at night • overtemperature • overload • and PE connection. Common Questions What battery types are compatible with the Steca Tarom 6000-S? The Steca Tarom 6000-S is compatible with lead-acid batteries, including AGM, Gel, and flooded types. It supports 12V, 24V, and 48V nominal battery voltages. 36V and 60V batteries can also be charged using specific settings in the expert menu. Can I connect multiple solar arrays to this controller? Yes, the Steca Tarom 6000-S features two independent MPPT trackers and two inputs, allowing you to connect and optimise power from two separate solar module arrays, even if they have different characteristics or orientations. How does the S-type controller integrate into larger systems? Multiple Steca Tarom MPPT S-type controllers can be linked in a network. For effective communication and synchronisation of charging processes across such a network, at least one Steca Tarom MPPT M-type controller is required. An M-type can communicate with up to 22 S-type units. What is the warranty period for this controller? The Steca Tarom 60A MPPT Solar Controller (S-Type) is covered by a 5-year manufacturer's warranty. Installation Notes Installation should be carried out by a qualified professional to ensure safety and compliance. Ensure adequate ventilation around the controller to prevent overheating. Always connect the battery to the charge controller first, then the solar panels. Disconnect in reverse order. Verify all wiring connections are secure and correctly polarised before applying power. Refer to the official Steca instruction manual for detailed installation diagrams and safety guidelines. Before You Buy Confirm your battery bank's nominal voltage (12V, 24V, or 48V) matches the controller's capabilities. Calculate the total power of your solar array to ensure it does not exceed the controller's maximum input (900W/12V, 1800W/24V, 3600W/48V). Verify your battery type is compatible (lead-acid: AGM, Gel, flooded). If planning a multi-controller system, remember an M-type controller is needed for S-type networking. Consider the IP31 rating, indicating suitability for indoor, protected environments. Please verify all specifications and compatibility requirements with your specific solar system components and consult a qualified installer for professional advice. Product specifications are subject to change by the manufacturer.
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