Telecom MPPT Solar Charge Controller

Telecom MPPT Solar Charge Controller

MPPT solar charge controllers for base-station PV retrofits, covering compact wall/pole units and a separate higher-power rack controller for 48 V-class DC systems.

Product Features

  • HJ-MCJ48H60, HJ-MCJ48H100 and HJ-MCJ48H120 list 3400, 5600 and 6800 W rated PV input power.
  • Compact models use a 65–250 V DC PV operating range and a 56 V DC default adjustable output.
  • RS485 with Modbus is listed for the compact controller series.
  • The rack system lists 18 kW output, 100–400 V DC input and 43.2–58 V output, default 53.5 V.

The telecom MPPT solar charge controller connects an added PV array to an existing telecom energy architecture. The family includes three compact HJ-MCJ models and the separate HHYS48300A-H5B6-GB01 rack system. These formats address different array voltages, mounting conditions and power levels.

Choose this product when the project needs a solar-control stage rather than a complete battery and power cabinet. Integration still requires a checked battery/DC bus window, coordinated protection and a control strategy that accounts for the existing rectifier plant.

Selection & Configuration

Calculate string operating and open-circuit conditions against the chosen controller's approved input limits. Confirm output settings with the battery and DC equipment, and distinguish rated PV input power from rack-system output power. Do not transfer compact-series communication or efficiency details to the rack unit without checking its own configuration.

Manufacturing & Customization

Huijue Group can review OEM faceplates, private-label controller packages and installations developed from samples or drawings. Input/output adaptations, enclosure tooling, validation tests, quantity and the scope of site integration require engineering confirmation.

Information for an Accurate Quotation

Send PV module/string data, array power, battery/bus range, required charging current, host rectifier model, mounting format and communication point list.

Technical Parameters

ModelHJ-MCJ48H60HJ-MCJ48H100HJ-MCJ48H120HHYS48300A-H5B6-GB01
Rated PV input power3400 W5600 W6800 W—
Rated output power———18000 W
PV operating voltage65–250 V DC65–250 V DC65–250 V DC100–400 V DC input
DC output56 V DC default, adjustable56 V DC default, adjustable56 V DC default, adjustable43.2–58 V DC; default 53.5 V
CommunicationRS485 / ModbusRS485 / ModbusRS485 / ModbusProject-specific
InstallationWall / poleWall / poleWall / pole19-inch rack

Applications

  • PV retrofits for existing base stations
  • 48 V-class telecom battery charging
  • Remote communications renewable retrofits
  • Rack-based hybrid power integration

Installation Notes

Compact units support wall/pole installation indoors or outdoors. The HHYS unit is rack-mounted and requires an appropriate host enclosure. Confirm the selected model's environmental specification and airflow needs.

Buyer Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers specific to Telecom MPPT Solar Charge Controller selection, configuration and purchasing.

Can a 300 V operating PV string use the compact HJ-MCJ models?

Their listed PV operating range is 65–250 V DC. A 300 V operating string falls outside that stated range; select and verify another arrangement.

Do all models use the same output default?

The compact models list 56 V DC, while the rack system lists 53.5 V. Confirm the final setting against the site battery and load requirements.

Is Modbus confirmed for the rack controller as well?

The source explicitly lists RS485/Modbus for the compact series. The rack controller's communication package is project-specific and must be confirmed separately.

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Application planning

Where this product family fits

Use the deployment context to narrow the configuration before comparing dimensions, capacities and options.

Core equipment rooms

Coordinate DC power, distribution, batteries and monitoring around communications loads.

Compact telecom sites

Use integrated or wall-mounted systems where equipment space is limited.

Outdoor base stations

Match generation, storage and power conversion to load and autonomy requirements.

Hybrid and off-grid nodes

Combine grid, solar, battery or generator inputs around a defined operating strategy.

Before quotation: confirm capacity, interfaces, installation environment, power conditions, quantity and required options.