Renogy REGO RCC60REGO-US User manual

VERSION A1
MPPT Solar Charge Controller
REGO
12V 60A
QUICK GUIDE

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Quick Guide ×1
Renogy Temperature
Sensor ×1
(Model: RTSCC)
Solar Adapter Cable
( Anderson PP75 to
MC4 Adapter Cable )
Mounting Screws ×4
VERSION A0
MPPT Solar Charge Controller
REGO
12V 60A
QUICK GUIDE
ST6.3x1.8x13mm
Package Contents

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Solar Panel Battery Negative
Positive
zThis Quick Guide contains important installation, operation, and maintenance instructions for
REGO 12V 60A MPPT Solar Charge Controller. Please read the Quick Guide carefully before
using.
zIllustrations in the Quick Guide are for reference only.
zFor more detailed instructions, please refer to the user manual at renogy.com.
zFor additional support, please contact our customer service through renogy.com/contact-us/.
Wiring Diagram

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7 8 9 10 11
4 5 62 3
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No. Part No. Part
1 CAN Communication Ports 7 Positive Battery Terminal
2Positive Solar Terminal 8Negative Battery Terminal
3Negative Solar Terminal 9 Battery Temperature Sensor Port
4 Battery Status Indicator 10 Battery Voltage Sensor Port
5 Solar Status Indicator 11 Mounting Holes
6 Battery Type Setting Knob
zPlease inspect the charge controller for any visible damage including cracks, dents,
deformation, and other visible abnormalities before installation.
zThere are no user serviceable parts inside the charge controller. Do not disassemble or
attempt to repair it.
Product Overview

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Recommended Components
Battery Scenario A: REGO Battery Kit
REGO 12V 400Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate
Battery REGO 4 Ports 400A System Combiner Box
Battery Adapter Cable ( Anderson PP75 to Anderson 120 Adapter Cable )
Anderson PP75 Anderson 120
Battery Scenario B: Normal Battery Kit
Normal Battery with +/- Bolts Battery Adapter Cables ( Anderson PP75 to
Ring Terminal Adapter Cable )
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Solar Panel Kit
Solar Panel Solar Panel Extension Cables
Installation

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Installation
*Optional Accessories
*Battery Fuse *Fuse Cable *Solar Panel In-line
Fuse
*Battery Voltage Sensor
(Model: RVSCC)
Required Tools
Wrench (10mm) Wrench (14mm) Measuring Tape Insulation Tape
10mm
10mm
10mm
14mm
14mm
14mm
3
4
5
6

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Installation
Mounting Location
zRisk of explosion! Never install the charge controller in a sealed enclosure with flooded
batteries! Do not install in a confined area where battery gases can accumulate.
zPlace the charge controller on a vertical surface protected from direct sunlight, high
temperatures, and water. Make sure there is good ventilation.
zThe charge controller requires at least 6 inches (150mm) of clearance above and below for
proper air flow. Ventilation is highly recommended if mounted in an enclosure.
zIf the Battery Adapter Cable or Solar Panel Extension Cable is not long enough, you can
use more extension cables or reselect the position where the charge controller needs to be
secured.
1.1.1
≥150mm/5.91inch
≥150mm/5.91inch
1.1.2
Confirm the installation
location.
Measure the length of the cables connecting to the battery and
solar panel so they can be connected to the charge controller.

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Installation
Charge Controller Wiring
zPlease refer to the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for the recommended
wire gauge and length.
zPlease make sure that the connections of the Anderson connectors are tight and secure.
1.2.1
REGO Battery Kit
Normal Battery Kit
1.2.2
For the Battery terminal, align the Battery Adapter Cable's
Anderson PP75 connectors to the correct orientation and
polarity.
Bind the Anderson
connectors by sliding the side
grooves.
1.2.3
Insert the Anderson
connectors into the Battery
terminal.
1.2.4
Remove the protective cover
of the Solar Adapter Cable by
sliding it downwards.

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Installation
1.2.5 1.2.6
For the Solar terminal, align the Solar Adapter Cable's Anderson
PP75 connectors to the correct orientation and polarity.
Bind the Anderson
connectors by sliding the side
grooves.
1.2.7
Push the protective cover
upwards.
1.2.8
Insert the Anderson
connectors into the Solar
terminal.

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Installation
Battery Wiring
zPlease read the user manual of the battery (12V) carefully before installation.
zIdentify the polarity (positive and negative) on the cables used for the batteries. A reverse
polarity contact may damage the unit.
zSelect a suitable wrench or other tool when tightening the battery bolts to their rated
specification.
zPlease ensure that the Anderson Connectors are fully seated and/or the ring terminals are
securely connected.
Battery Scenario A: REGO Battery Kit
zPlease read the user manual of REGO 4 Ports 400A System Combiner Box carefully before
wiring.
zIf the devices are connected to the Anderson connectors of the System Combiner Box, please
install a 160A NH fuse in the top NH fuse disconnect switch.
zIf the Anderson PP75 to Ring Terminal Adapter Cable is used to connect with the System
Combiner Box, please refer to the user manual of REGO MPPT Solar Charge Controller at
renogy.com for more detailed instructions.
zIf positive/negative busbars are used to connect with the Renogy REGO Lithium Battery,
please refer to the user manual of REGO MPPT Solar Charge Controller at renogy.com for
more detailed instructions.
1.3.1.1
Battery
Insert the Anderson 120
connector of the Battery
Adapter Cable to the System
Combiner Box.

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Installation
Battery Scenario B: Ordinary Battery Kit
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Battery -
1.3.2.1
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Battery +
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1.3.2.2
Attach the ring terminal of the negative Battery
Adapter Cable to the negative battery bolt and
tighten with a wrench.
Attach the ring terminal of the positive Battery
Adapter Cable to the positive battery bolt and
tighten with a wrench.
For your safety, it is recommended to use a battery fuse.
zPlease refer to the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for the recommended
fuse.
1.3.2.3
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Battery +
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Connect the positive Battery
Adapter Cable to one end
of the battery fuse, and then
connect the other end to the
positive bolt of the battery.
Battery Indicator
1.3.3.1
Once the battery wiring is completed correctly and the battery
is turned on, the charger controller's Battery indicator lights up
green.
If the Battery indicator does not light up, please refer to
the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for
troubleshooting instructions.

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Installation
Solar Panel Wiring
zPlease read the user manual of the solar panel carefully before installation.
zCover the solar panels or have them face down before connecting them to the charge
controller.
zIdentify the polarity (positive and negative) on the cables used for solar panels. A reverse
polarity contact may damage the unit.
zMake sure all connections are tight and secure.
zPlease ensure that the solar panels output current does not exceed 50A, output power does
not exceed 800W, and output voltage does not exceed 100V.
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Solar --
1.4.1
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Connect the negative Solar
Adapter Cable to the Solar
Panel Extension Cable, and
then connect the Extension
Cable to the negative terminal
of the solar panel.
+
1.4.2
Solar + +
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Connect the positive Solar
Adapter Cable to the Solar
Panel Extension Cable, and
then connect the Extension
Cable to the positive terminal
of the solar panel.
1.4.3
Once the solar panel wiring is completed correctly, the charger
controller's Solar indicator lights up green.
If the Solar indicator does not light up, please refer to the
user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for
troubleshooting instructions.

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Installation
For your safety, it is recommended to use a solar panel in-line fuse.
zPlease refer to the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for the recommended
fuse.
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1.4.4
Solar + +
Insert the Solar Panel In-
line Fuse between the Solar
Adapter Cable and the solar
panel's positive cable.
Mounting
zPlease make sure that the charge controller is installed firmly to prevent it from falling off.
1.5.1
Place the charge controller
against a flat surface and
secure it with included
screws.

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Installation
Temperature Sensor
zThe temperature sensor can detect the battery's temperature and update it to the charge
controller for charging voltage calibration. This ensures the charger controller (with operating
temperature range from -20°C to 60°C or -4°F to 140°F) can charge the battery normally.
zDo not use the temperature sensor on a LiFePO4 (LFP) battery which comes with a battery
management system (BMS).
zPlease refer to the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for more matters
needing attention.
1.6.1
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1.6.2
Insert the temperature sensor terminal block into the BTS port
of the charge controller.
Adhere the sensor on the
top or side of the battery with
insulation tape.

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Installation
*Voltage Sensor (Optional)
The Battery Voltage Sensor is the perfect solution by providing an accurate battery voltage to
the charge controller and allowing it to adjust the charging stage precisely resulting in overall
extension of your battery life.
zIdentify the polarity (positive and negative) on the cables used for the batteries. A reverse
polarity contact may damage the unit.
zThe voltage sensor ring terminal is M8 (Approx. 5/16"). If the battery bolt size is small, please
use a gasket to fix it to prevent it from falling off.
1.7.1
Insert the voltage sensor
terminal block to the BVS
port.
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+
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REGO Battery
Normal Battery
with +/- Bolts
1.7.2
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-
+
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Connect the voltage sensor
ring terminal to the positive/
negative pole of the battery
system.

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The communication connection is optional. It allows the charge controller to communicate with
other REGO devices and monitoring devices, enabling safe operation, smart control, remote
monitoring, and programmable settings.
Inter-Device Communication
Depending on the installation condition, the RV-C communication connections between the charge
controller and other REGO devices can be established with backbone or daisy chain topology. The
inter-device communication allows the charge controller to dynamically adjust the charging profile
for an optimal and safe charge.
Backbone Topology
If an RV-C bus is pre-installed in the RV, check the network wiring diagram provided by the RV
manufacturer and follow the backbone topology for the RV-C communication connections. Refer
to the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for more details.
Daisy Chain Topology
If the RV-C bus is not available, follow the daisy chain topology for the communication
connections.
Recommended Accessories
LP16 Plug (7-Pin) Commun ication Cable LP16 Terminator P lug (7-Pin)
2.1.1.1
Daisy Chain Topology Connect the charge controller
to other REGO devices in
series through either of the
CAN Communication Ports
with the Communication
Cables (sold separately).
Plug the Terminator Plug (sold
separately) into the free CAN
Communication Ports on the
first and last REGO devices.
Communication

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Communication
Monitoring Device Communication
Depending on the application, the short-range or long-range communication connections can be
established between the charge controller and the monitoring devices. The monitoring device
communication allows for the monitoring and programming of the charge controller or even the
complete system.
zPlease scan the QR code on the last page of the Quick Guide to download the DC Home app.
zPlease make sure that the charge controller is turned on before the connection.
Short-Range Monitoring
If only short-range monitoring is required, connect the charge controller to the DC Home app
directly through Bluetooth.
2.2.1.1
Short-Range Monitoring Click "+" to search for new
devices. Add the newly
found charge controller to
the device list. Monitor the
charge controller on the
device page.
Long-Range Monitoring
If long-range communication and programming are required, connect the charge controller to
Renogy ONE through Bluetooth or hard wire, and the Renogy ONE to the DC Home app through
WiFi or cellular network.
zPlease make sure that the Renogy ONE is powered on before the connection.
zPlease read the user manual of Renogy ONE at renogy.com before the connection.
Recommended Accessories
Renogy ONE LP16 Plug (7-Pin) to RJ45
Communication Adapter Cable

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12V Power Supply
2.2.2.1
Wireless connection If the inter-device
communication is not
established, connect
the charge controller to
the Renogy ONE (sold
separately) through
Bluetooth, and the Renogy
ONE to the DC Home app
through WiFi or cellular
network. Monitor the charge
controller on the Renogy
ONE or the DC Home app.
12V Power Supply
Wired connection
(Daisy Chain Topology)
2.2.2.2
If the inter-device
communication is established
with the backbone topology,
connect the Renogy ONE to
the RV-C bus. Contact the
RV manufacturer for more
details before the connection.
If the inter-device
communication is established
with the daisy chain topology,
remove the Terminator Plug
from the REGO device
at either end of the daisy
chain and connect the
Renogy ONE to the free
CAN Communication Port
on the REGO device with
the Communication Adapter
Cable (sold separately).
Connect the Renogy ONE to
the DC Home app through
WiFi or cellular network.
Monitor and program the
complete system on the
Renogy ONE or the DC
Home app.
Communication

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Operation & Maintenance
Operation
The charge controller is simple and easy to use. The plug & play design makes the installation
easier, and the knob with 5 gears makes the selection of battery type more convenient.
Lithium Battery
Gel Battery AGM Battery
USER mode Flooded Battery
User Mode requires the addition of the Renogy DC Home app customize charge parameters.
Please scan the QR Code on the last page of the Quick Guide to download the app.
Maintenance
For optimum performance, it is recommended to perform these tasks regularly.
zEnsure the charge controller is mounted in a clean, dry, and ventilated area.
zEnsure there is no damage or wear on the cables.
zEnsure the firmness of the Anderson connectors and check if there are any loose, damaged
or burnt connections.
zMake sure that the Battery indicator and Solar indicator are in normal state.
zEnsure there is no any corrosion, insulation damage, or discoloration marks of overheating or
burning.
zRisk of electric shock! Make sure that all power is turned off before touching the terminals on
the charge controller.
zPlease refer to the user manual of the charge controller at renogy.com for more details.