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Blue Sky Energy is focusing on becoming a leader in the manufacture and supply of off-grid solar charge controller solutions for small to mid-power commercial, industrial, recreational and military uses. The company supplies Solar Boost charge controllers with Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) technology, which allow for the maximum tapping of solar power from PV modules while protecting your battery investment.
The company developed the products in response to the ever growing need and demand for off-grid power solutions, especially to reduce power costs, enhance power supply stability, offer power backup solutions, provide electric power to remote areas, and most of all, ensure that PV module users enjoy the full potential of their devices.
“We’ve built a solid industry reputation over the years through the provision of reliable Solar Boost charge controllers,” says John Vrahnos, Director of Global Sales & Marketing. “Our focus has been to improve our products and boost production to meet global demand.”
Blue Sky Energy consistently works to leverage technology and innovation to enhance efficiency of its solar charge controllers and related accessories such as IPN remote digital displays, battery temperature sensors and universal communication modules.
Blue Sky Energy’s use of quality materials and extreme efficiency make them ideal for deployment in mission-critical applications worldwide. The reliability and simplicity of their design ensures protection against most common user errors, allowing for easy networking set-up and use, including optional remote monitoring over the Internet. Programming or viewing of all settings is possible without extra accessories and via any computer. The two-wire network interface permits multiple controllers to function as a single coordinated charging machine. All controllers are made in the USA.
Solar Boost charge controllers have helped entities that initially installed solar systems with conventional PWM ones. Those who’ve taken advantage of the Solar Boost charge controllers have benefited from improved power supply even at times when the weather is not quite favorable. The company’s Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) devices deliver up to 30% more power from user PV modules than more conventional PWM solar charge controllers.
In September 2014, the company announced a partnership with Genasun, a collaboration that enables it to offer the off-grid power industry’s most extensive lineup of small to mid-power electronics. More importantly, the collaboration will lead to combining the best from both companies and the engineering and co-development of new, advanced off-grid products that are rugged, efficient, and easy to use.
