ASHAPOWER specializes in advanced solar power electronics, manufacturing high-efficiency Solar MPPT Charge Controllers, PCUs, and solar inverters.
ASHAPOWER is a leading Indian manufacturer of solar power electronics, best known for its innovative Solar MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) Charge Controllers and Power Conditioning Units (PCUs). The brand focuses on creating versatile, multi-voltage range devices—such as the SURYA and NEON series—that automatically adapt to different battery bank configurations (12V, 24V, 36V, or 48V).
ASHAPOWER products are designed to convert standard home inverters into smart solar management units (SMU), optimizing energy harvesting from PV panels with tracking efficiencies reaching nearly 99%. With features like programmable charging stages, grid-to-solar shifting, and comprehensive protection against polarity reversals and overloads, ASHAPOWER provides robust solutions for off-grid solar power plants and home energy independence.
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Always connect the battery wires to the controller first with the correct polarity. Wait for the device to scan and configure the battery voltage. Only after the display confirms the battery connection should you connect the PV panel cables.
The Blue LED typically indicates the internal relay status for Grid/Solar changeover. When it glows, the load is running on solar/battery power. If it blinks, it often indicates a low battery warning.
Yes, many ASHAPOWER models (like the NEON and SURYA series) feature multi-voltage range technology. They automatically detect and set themselves for 12V, 24V, 36V, or 48V battery banks depending on the model limits.
The 'EV' error code stands for PV Panel Voltage Error. This usually means the connected PV panel voltage is outside the specified limit for the detected battery bank.
The devices generally auto-detect the system voltage (e.g., 12V vs 24V). However, current limits and specific charging voltages can often be adjusted via the user settings menu using the buttons on the front panel.