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Secop launches new generation of SDD controllers optimized

Secop launches new generation of SDD controllers optimized

Secop, the leading supplier of solar direct drive solutions, has developed a new generation of SDD controllers optimized for the new BD Nano-Series and especially the medical variant MB3CKV.

The new generation of the SDD Power Management Module has been specifically optimized for use with new solar direct drive systems. Designed to be connected to both photovoltaic panels of AC grids with unstable fluctuations, it also features a wide AC input range between 85 V and 264 V as well as a DC input that is optimized for widely diffused PV panels up to 72 cells. An additional 24 V DC output is suitable for data loggers, monitoring devices, USB chargers and external auxiliaries. A communication interface for master controllers and data loggers allows users to take full control over the application. This module can be easily monitored with the Secop Tool4Cool app.
The new SDD Power Management Module has been designed in combination with the new BD Nano MB3CKV compressor and offers premium cooling performance with excellent efficiency. It is the perfect choice for off-grid and weak-grid vaccine refrigerators, solar off-grid coolers and freezers, and ice bank refrigerators.

Tailored to WHO PQS Specifications

The new SDD Power Management Module is tailored to the WHO PQS specifications and meets the requirements for solar direct drive as well as those for wide range und unstable power grids and weak installations. This means vaccine refrigerator manufacturers satisfy the latest voltage stabilization requirements.

Components

SDD Power Management Module (101N3110)
MB3CKV Compressor (109M0860)
Solar 1 Controller (101N2742)

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