I have this same charge controller. So far so good. Works like a champ. I have 600 watts in solar panels and I have 6 marine deep cycle batteries. I have a 2000 watts continuous and 4000 peak power ROARBATT pure sine wave inverter.system works great I barely use half of what the inverter is capable of.
Very good testimony on 600w input. I have two 350w panels on order so I can use the current studio panels (500w) as the test panels. You never know when you will need the extra power from your inverter.
@@LandtoHouse I purchased 6 of the harbor freight panels and used hinges to join two at a time together to make them foldable and transportable with quick disconnects. Saving up for lighter lithium batteries
So happy to see you connect the positive first then the negative. It always makes me want to back smack someone doing it the other way and see sparks and then wonder why their sophisticated electrons fail, then call the appliance a POS, it didn't work ! I
I would suggest changing the C volts to the actual batteries voltage. I have the same charge control and a extra monitor that was reading 14.6 while the charge controller was reading 14.4 and fluctuating giving me an overcharge warning. I waited till there was no power coming in and changed the C volts to the reading on the extra monitor after the batteries charge state settled and haven't had a warning since, and they both read the same voltage.
Have been using one of their caseless models for 6 months or so. Everything has worked great so far except for user error. I had panels with an acceptable VOC in summer that went overvoltage for the controller in winter on a 24v battery - just had to convert from 3s2p to 2s3p to resolve. Fault monitoring/alarming is there but not obvious. That might be something good to show in your "enhanced" video.
How big current can be connected from PV panels? can we connect 2p2s panels so on input it will have 20A 75V ? I cant find any info about current on PV just Power and voltage
Very nice and informative narration about the charge controller but the video camera could not be focused parallel to the narration which made it a little disturbing. Secondly the auto switching function of the gadget from 12v battery to the 24v was not clear or properly visible due to the odd angle of the video-camera-light reflection on the charger LCD screen.
That does look pretty nice. I've got one of their older ones in the Aluminium cases that I've yet to install with two solar panels, but from what I've seen they're pretty good. It would be nice if you could verify current and voltage in and out to get an idea of the efficiency of the controller.
Good point. I am in the early stages of designing a test studio and will have several peices of equipment for getting such values. That is likely a late spring build.
@@LandtoHouse Fantastic. I think between you and Joe Malovich, you guys could really keep these products honest with the right test setups. For instance, it would be great to test the 6000 cycle claims of a lot of these LiFePO4 solar 'generators'.
That looks pretty good, I've got 4 kwh of 48v batteries that I have to manually charge in my electric go cart, I've beenthinking of a solar charge array as I hardly use it but did not have a controller in mind, might have a look into this one...
Get a 400watt bifacial solar panel on top of the roof and hook it up to a 10a mppt booster. Not a normal mppt, a mppt booster. Cost like 50$ or less. Mrpow make some nice ones as well of those
Bud I have the pow mr pro 100 amp controller my question to you they want to no what SERIES to set up my life po4 battery they want to no if its series4 or 7 or8 or14 or15 or 16 what series im stumped thanks for you time RON I HAVE two in series for a 24 volt system
I bought this one just yestersay. You don't need to ground these devices. Especially not the solar panels. Just don't! Nor the charger and of course not the pure sine wave inverter. In contrast to a TT system, the circuit with the consumer system is zeroed in a TN system. In the TN system, operational grounding and system grounding are connected. But you need breakers. DC and AC breakers. Sorry for my English. It is not my first language. Hope I made my point.
I think I got a good question, I have 3x 30w pannels for my solar ebike charger setup. If I put all 3 pannels in series thats 60V 2amps, can it lower the voltage to charge a max 54.6volt pack or do I need to keep the voltage lower then the battery. My current controller means I need one more pannel so I can set up in both parrallel and series :(
Hi ineed to get a controller to run a 100w panel and 100ah lifepo4 battery, it will be used mainly to run a compressor fridge when camping. Do you know if you can set the output to cut off at a certain low voltage and turn on again when a certain voltage is reached on this controller? I dont want to kill my new battery by running it too low. Thanks
i would like to see a video on how to configure a 24v lithium battery with this charge controller. if i go to the USE settings i am unable to change the settings to 24v or any battery parameter over 18v. What am i doing incorrect
I have the pow Keeper 1230 30a version & I can't manually adjust the parameters & my one does automatically cycle through the display on f temperature, charge etc.....
Surely you must have 2 longer scraps of wire you could have used for the video. You looked like me using the least convenient material possible just to see how it works!
HAHA I know! I am bad for using the first wire that comes to hand even though I could have walked 30 feet and found better. Next spring I am building a test studio space and will have all the needed components for showcasing these products.
Has he ever set the controller up? Why is it that no one ever talks about load outputs on controllers. How much use can one get from the load outputs. I use my old controller load output for LED lighting but never could figure out how much lighting I could hook up to the unit direct.
This was a question I was about to ask, the way I'm setting up the solar in my bus it's going to be coming directly from the batteries to the fuse box, but would be nice to know what can be connected to the load terminal as far as current is concerned
What if I am putting 4 12v 220 watt panels in series and running into the controller with 48 volts, but I only have a 12 volt battery system? Will it regulate it?
Can this be used with a hydro system ? Also....can you do a video for a micro hydro system ? Like what MPPT you can use, Inverters etc...I want to install one, but no idea where to start
This unit could handle hydro input but you have to keep in mind the system voltage. My personal hydro system and several that I have worked with have been 200 V or more. That means that this a 160 V Max charge controller could not handle my system. I went with the midnight classic 250 to be able to handle the higher voltage. They are costly but they work very.
I watch @BeeneEnergy he tested it and it was overheating and cant charge his LiFe. It was acting like a pmw, ramping up then back down. He said the manufacturer stated it works as intended
Acceptable amperage for a wire is a function of gauge, wire type and material (and insulation type), allowable voltage drop, and length of the total run. You need to calculate the length of your wires and then look up a wire gauge/amperage chart or use a calculator to determine what wire gauge you need to purchase for your particular install. And then install a fuse to protect the wiring at the rated amperage, just for good measure.
Goid day sir, pls help me, my powmr 60amps will not charge if I select lifepo4 in bat settings. I have 8cells 90ah sinopoly presmatic bat, pls help me. But when I select USER it will charge
Your default 12 volt set up you avoided the fact that it can't be set to any other battery size because you can't enter the control to select battery type. Instructions are garbage, 59 volts from Panel, battery at 51 volts, controller not charging, cannot access battery type selection. Can only set the 01H through 24H which is not outlined in instructions. I'm retuning mine if they don't give me correct working instructions ASAP.
I have the POW keeper 1230 and when I hook up the positive and negative for the battery it doesn't turn on does anybody have a clue what could be wrong
Very sparse review. Diaplay is a bit meh compared to one solar. No daily graps of watt or amps? No wifi or bt? Does it show daily accumulation in watts? Why didnt you test 60a? After watching your revie telling me " thats a lcd, thats a button, thats a heat sink" i now have to find another review to get some real info lol. But good start i guess, try put more effort into it next time..
Hello. Many Brazilians have problems with this controller. I myself have the same problem. I don't have the solution. I questioned the manufacturer but did not solve the problem and did not give me ANY solution. Watch the video with the demonstration. Search youtube "Novo Powmr controlador mppt 60a veio com defeito" Summary: When it enters mode 7, the voltage on the panels drops... and when the battery drops the voltage and it should exit mode 7 - it DOES NOT EXIT and continues with low voltage on the panels. You have to turn off the input from the panels and turn it back on to get it working normally again. PLEASE CHECK!
Oi amigo, o que seria esse mode 7? estou pesquisando um controlador de 60a pra comprar e estava pensando em pegar esse porque vi que aceita baterias Lifepo4 e acredito que mais pra frente essa bateria pode ser uma boa solução se cair mais os preços. uma duvida que não consegui entender no site foi isso The maximum PV input power (The total power rated of PV can't be over this watt that will break the controller.) 12V system (720W) 24V system (1440W) 36V system (2100W) 48V system (2800W) no caso se eu estiver usando uma sistema com uma bateria de 12V caso eu tenha 1 painel de 550w não vou poder adicionar mais um de 550w já que o limite é 720w? não entendi isso.
@@HyperlinkSE O problema descrito ocorre em baterias chumbo-acido, não sei se tb ocorre em baterias de lítio. O modo 7 de funcionamento é um modo antes do modo 8 de flutuação (fugiu o nome).
Aqui no Brasil muitos tendo problema entra no modo 7 ou 8 e limita a produção mesmo com muito sol, e com um bom consumo descarrega a bateria e não injeta e nem muda o modo já desisti comprei outra marca o vendedor onde comprei mau deu atenção entrei no site do fabricante mandei e-mail relatando o problema nunca me respondeu pior marca que já vi aqui no Brasil muitos encostou por não ter o que fazer, pena o manual diz algo bom na prática não cumpre, resumindo lixo.
caramba amigo, o que seria esse modo 7 e 8? gostei desse por ele aceitar baterias Lifepo4 que acredito que mais pra frente vai valer a pena uma dessas. mas eu tava com algumas duvidas nesse controlador por exemplo não diz a potencia maxima que ele pode fornecer em um sistema com 12v fiquei em duvida tambem nisso The maximum PV input power (The total power rated of PV can't be over this watt that will break the controller.) 12V system (720W) 24V system (1440W) 36V system (2100W) 48V system (2800W) no caso se eu estiver usando uma sistema com uma bateria de 12V caso eu tenha 1 painel de 550w não vou poder adicionar mais um de 550w já que o limite é 720w? não entendi isso.
@@HyperlinkSE modo 7 é equalização das baterias no caso lítio ou LIFPO4 não faz equalização só chumbo ácido modo 8 flutuação das baterias quando está totalmente cheia fica só mantendo carregada e mantendo o consumo se precisa de mas ele envia, no caso a maioria dos MPPT aceita lítio, esse modelo só funciona com placas em paralelo, eu acho que uma placa talvez não funciona bem seria interessante comprar duas placas menores, tipo se vc vai usar em 12v, na verdade carrega até 14.4, você pode colocar 2 de 550w ele só vai entregar o que capaz se não me engano é 105v de placa até 24v de bateria, e amperagem 60, não passando isso vai de boa, o problema essa controladora mente no que entrega eu compre um epever de 40 amperes uso 2 placa de 450w vou por mas duas, meu sistema é 24v.
@@PauloMiclos-np5gs complicado o pior é nao ter um retorno do fabricante. Vou desistir de pegar esse controlador. Eu tava querendo tambem pegar um inversor dessa marca mas agora fiquei com receio. Entao todos esses controladores da epever aceitam. baterias Lifepo4 ?
Thanks a lot for quality information about this device! Thanks from Ukraine 🇺🇦! Cause russia is broken our energy system we need more inverters and controllers. And of course more information about that’s device’s! So thanks a lot again!
I went with the Victron energy 150/70 because I have two 900 w and each panel is 25 amps, I need a MPPT and not a PWM , I've seen these so called mppt controller but it's all made in China so you get what you pay for.....
Victron is also made in China, don't get me wrong Victron is generally regarded as the better brand but making it about China is silly, the US government forced China to be the worlds manufacturer, the majority of the worlds high quality manufacturing capacity come from China, along with all the low quality stuff that comes from China; many high quality products are also manufactured there.
I have this same charge controller. So far so good. Works like a champ. I have 600 watts in solar panels and I have 6 marine deep cycle batteries. I have a 2000 watts continuous and 4000 peak power ROARBATT pure sine wave inverter.system works great I barely use half of what the inverter is capable of.
Very good testimony on 600w input. I have two 350w panels on order so I can use the current studio panels (500w) as the test panels.
You never know when you will need the extra power from your inverter.
@@LandtoHouse I purchased 6 of the harbor freight panels and used hinges to join two at a time together to make them foldable and transportable with quick disconnects. Saving up for lighter lithium batteries
Is it still working after a year?
So happy to see you connect the positive first then the negative. It always makes me want to back smack someone doing it the other way and see sparks and then wonder why their sophisticated electrons fail, then call the appliance a POS, it didn't work ! I
I would suggest changing the C volts to the actual batteries voltage. I have the same charge control and a extra monitor that was reading 14.6 while the charge controller was reading 14.4 and fluctuating giving me an overcharge warning. I waited till there was no power coming in and changed the C volts to the reading on the extra monitor after the batteries charge state settled and haven't had a warning since, and they both read the same voltage.
AHHH!!! Black to negative...any other color to positive! :D
I will have to pull a red wire out of the shop and start using that for the hot.
Thanks, great presentation. The charger is working OK just we are trying to set up re-charge voltage for LiIon, but nowhere is described how to do it.
Have been using one of their caseless models for 6 months or so. Everything has worked great so far except for user error. I had panels with an acceptable VOC in summer that went overvoltage for the controller in winter on a 24v battery - just had to convert from 3s2p to 2s3p to resolve.
Fault monitoring/alarming is there but not obvious. That might be something good to show in your "enhanced" video.
How big current can be connected from PV panels? can we connect 2p2s panels so on input it will have 20A 75V ?
I cant find any info about current on PV just Power and voltage
Hallo can you change the settings for a 24 lifepo4 battery system like for a 12 volt example max discharge 22 volt charge max 29.2 volt thanks
i would like to see you do this video also
@@xavierpatrick4102 yes you can change settings
Very nice and informative narration about the charge controller but the video camera could not be focused parallel to the narration which made it a little disturbing. Secondly the auto switching function of the gadget from 12v battery to the 24v was not clear or properly visible due to the odd angle of the video-camera-light reflection on the charger LCD screen.
Hi, can i ask some questions?
1-is it real mppt ?
2-Is it a good device?
3-are you still using?
thank you
That does look pretty nice. I've got one of their older ones in the Aluminium cases that I've yet to install with two solar panels, but from what I've seen they're pretty good. It would be nice if you could verify current and voltage in and out to get an idea of the efficiency of the controller.
Good point. I am in the early stages of designing a test studio and will have several peices of equipment for getting such values. That is likely a late spring build.
@@LandtoHouse Fantastic. I think between you and Joe Malovich, you guys could really keep these products honest with the right test setups. For instance, it would be great to test the 6000 cycle claims of a lot of these LiFePO4 solar 'generators'.
That looks pretty good,
I've got 4 kwh of 48v batteries that I have to manually charge in my electric go cart,
I've beenthinking of a solar charge array as I hardly use it but did not have a controller in mind, might have a look into this one...
Get a 400watt bifacial solar panel on top of the roof and hook it up to a 10a mppt booster. Not a normal mppt, a mppt booster. Cost like 50$ or less. Mrpow make some nice ones as well of those
Bud I have the pow mr pro 100 amp controller my question to you they want to no what SERIES to set up my life po4 battery they want to no if its series4 or 7 or8 or14 or15 or 16 what series im stumped thanks for you time RON I HAVE two in series for a 24 volt system
How can you see the amount of generated watts (input power) for a period in a cumulative total?
I bought this one just yestersay. You don't need to ground these devices. Especially not the solar panels. Just don't! Nor the charger and of course not the pure sine wave inverter. In contrast to a TT system, the circuit with the consumer system is zeroed in a TN system. In the TN system, operational grounding and system grounding are connected. But you need breakers. DC and AC breakers. Sorry for my English. It is not my first language. Hope I made my point.
Thank you
how to set parameter settings of 24 volts system using lifepo4 battery?
I think I got a good question, I have 3x 30w pannels for my solar ebike charger setup. If I put all 3 pannels in series thats 60V 2amps, can it lower the voltage to charge a max 54.6volt pack or do I need to keep the voltage lower then the battery. My current controller means I need one more pannel so I can set up in both parrallel and series :(
I wonder if I can adjust the charging current manually on that controller
So I took notice that you can program this. Is it posible to program only turn on from 11 am until 3pm every day?
Hi ineed to get a controller to run a 100w panel and 100ah lifepo4 battery, it will be used mainly to run a compressor fridge when camping. Do you know if you can set the output to cut off at a certain low voltage and turn on again when a certain voltage is reached on this controller? I dont want to kill my new battery by running it too low. Thanks
i would like to see a video on how to configure a 24v lithium battery with this charge controller. if i go to the USE settings i am unable to change the settings to 24v or any battery parameter over 18v. What am i doing incorrect
How do i select 12v or 24v
How do i setup the POW M60 PRO to work with a 24v lith battery? LIE mode defaults to 12v and USER mode boost voltage max at 18v. Help!!!
for this exact same charge controller, 2 550w panels should i put them in parallel or series.?
How big are the terminal holes? Would a 6mm mc4 cable fit?
Yes, it fit 6mm2
I have the pow Keeper 1230 30a version & I can't manually adjust the parameters & my one does automatically cycle through the display on f temperature, charge etc.....
Hi, i there some kind of different settings for Keeper1220 if i use AGM Spiral 55Ah battery?
Surely you must have 2 longer scraps of wire you could have used for the video. You looked like me using the least convenient material possible just to see how it works!
HAHA I know! I am bad for using the first wire that comes to hand even though I could have walked 30 feet and found better. Next spring I am building a test studio space and will have all the needed components for showcasing these products.
Thank you for the video. How about PowMr hybrid inverter, did you use it? Is it strong and reliable?
which battery charging selection i choose for Renogy AGM battery.
Is there no mode for SLD sealed batteries?
Very nice i wait for full install exacting
Might be a little later in the year. (Focused on the SethCraft channel startup right now)
Hi
Can you setup screen always on?
Has he ever set the controller up? Why is it that no one ever talks about load outputs on controllers. How much use can one get from the load outputs. I use my old controller load output for LED lighting but never could figure out how much lighting I could hook up to the unit direct.
This was a question I was about to ask, the way I'm setting up the solar in my bus it's going to be coming directly from the batteries to the fuse box, but would be nice to know what can be connected to the load terminal as far as current is concerned
What if I am putting 4 12v 220 watt panels in series and running into the controller with 48 volts, but I only have a 12 volt battery system? Will it regulate it?
What is the load terminal voltage?
Can this be used with Tubular Battery system
160v input power, this is the maximum power from solar panels?
Would you happen to know why mine is not kicking into work mode?
Can this be used with a hydro system ? Also....can you do a video for a micro hydro system ? Like what MPPT you can use, Inverters etc...I want to install one, but no idea where to start
This unit could handle hydro input but you have to keep in mind the system voltage. My personal hydro system and several that I have worked with have been 200 V or more. That means that this a 160 V Max charge controller could not handle my system.
I went with the midnight classic 250 to be able to handle the higher voltage. They are costly but they work very.
Amazing
Friends! Tell me please! will this controller charge a lead acid battery?
Can this work on a Jupiter inverter 5000 watts continuous 10000 peak
Can i use this controller without battery?
No, only to charge battery
Hey, is it a real mppt ? my one dont find the mppt point its allways going up and down with the pv voltage and not charging
I watch @BeeneEnergy he tested it and it was overheating and cant charge his LiFe. It was acting like a pmw, ramping up then back down. He said the manufacturer stated it works as intended
Thank you Helpfull Video
How many AMP wires are those between the controller and the battery? Is there a minimum requirement when using this controller?
Acceptable amperage for a wire is a function of gauge, wire type and material (and insulation type), allowable voltage drop, and length of the total run. You need to calculate the length of your wires and then look up a wire gauge/amperage chart or use a calculator to determine what wire gauge you need to purchase for your particular install. And then install a fuse to protect the wiring at the rated amperage, just for good measure.
Goid day sir, pls help me, my powmr 60amps will not charge if I select lifepo4 in bat settings. I have 8cells 90ah sinopoly presmatic bat, pls help me. But when I select USER it will charge
What about 6v ?
24 volt panel 12 volt battery Output 12 volt possible?
Excelente gracias
Be sure to calibrate the "C" to the battery voltage or it will not charge to the desired voltage.
Yes you must do that there is a differnt 0,2 volts
Please review techfine mppt brand
I have not seen that. I can try reaching out.
@@LandtoHouse thanks
Is this one a real MPPT ???
Wonderful
Your default 12 volt set up you avoided the fact that it can't be set to any other battery size because you can't enter the control to select battery type. Instructions are garbage, 59 volts from Panel, battery at 51 volts, controller not charging, cannot access battery type selection. Can only set the 01H through 24H which is not outlined in instructions. I'm retuning mine if they don't give me correct working instructions ASAP.
WHY does noone ever show how to run actual appliances in these videos
I have the POW keeper 1230 and when I hook up the positive and negative for the battery it doesn't turn on does anybody have a clue what could be wrong
Very sparse review. Diaplay is a bit meh compared to one solar. No daily graps of watt or amps? No wifi or bt? Does it show daily accumulation in watts? Why didnt you test 60a?
After watching your revie telling me " thats a lcd, thats a button, thats a heat sink" i now have to find another review to get some real info lol. But good start i guess, try put more effort into it next time..
You can't use solid wires with DC voltage ⚡
I use hollow not solid... they are in fact wireless... Not even there. Works like magic.
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4:00 - "I will use black as a positive" 😁
Hello. Many Brazilians have problems with this controller. I myself have the same problem.
I don't have the solution. I questioned the manufacturer but did not solve the problem and did not give me ANY solution.
Watch the video with the demonstration. Search youtube "Novo Powmr controlador mppt 60a veio com defeito"
Summary: When it enters mode 7, the voltage on the panels drops... and when the battery drops the voltage and it should exit mode 7 - it DOES NOT EXIT and continues with low voltage on the panels.
You have to turn off the input from the panels and turn it back on to get it working normally again.
PLEASE CHECK!
Oi amigo, o que seria esse mode 7? estou pesquisando um controlador de 60a pra comprar e estava pensando em pegar esse porque vi que aceita baterias Lifepo4 e acredito que mais pra frente essa bateria pode ser uma boa solução se cair mais os preços.
uma duvida que não consegui entender no site foi isso
The maximum PV input power (The total power rated of PV can't be over this watt that will break the controller.)
12V system (720W)
24V system (1440W)
36V system (2100W)
48V system (2800W)
no caso se eu estiver usando uma sistema com uma bateria de 12V caso eu tenha 1 painel de 550w não vou poder adicionar mais um de 550w já que o limite é 720w? não entendi isso.
@@HyperlinkSE O problema descrito ocorre em baterias chumbo-acido, não sei se tb ocorre em baterias de lítio. O modo 7 de funcionamento é um modo antes do modo 8 de flutuação (fugiu o nome).
@@EdMais ok entendi valeu
seen too many bad reviews on this controller
In the summer time I will be doing more testing with some of these controllers. My primary health system uses a midnight solar.
This crap my 700 watt solar has burned out and is being returned
Aqui no Brasil muitos tendo problema entra no modo 7 ou 8 e limita a produção mesmo com muito sol, e com um bom consumo descarrega a bateria e não injeta e nem muda o modo já desisti comprei outra marca o vendedor onde comprei mau deu atenção entrei no site do fabricante mandei e-mail relatando o problema nunca me respondeu pior marca que já vi aqui no Brasil muitos encostou por não ter o que fazer, pena o manual diz algo bom na prática não cumpre, resumindo lixo.
caramba amigo, o que seria esse modo 7 e 8? gostei desse por ele aceitar baterias Lifepo4 que acredito que mais pra frente vai valer a pena uma dessas. mas eu tava com algumas duvidas nesse controlador por exemplo não diz a potencia maxima que ele pode fornecer em um sistema com 12v
fiquei em duvida tambem nisso
The maximum PV input power (The total power rated of PV can't be over this watt that will break the controller.)
12V system (720W)
24V system (1440W)
36V system (2100W)
48V system (2800W)
no caso se eu estiver usando uma sistema com uma bateria de 12V caso eu tenha 1 painel de 550w não vou poder adicionar mais um de 550w já que o limite é 720w? não entendi isso.
@@HyperlinkSE modo 7 é equalização das baterias no caso lítio ou LIFPO4 não faz equalização só chumbo ácido modo 8 flutuação das baterias quando está totalmente cheia fica só mantendo carregada e mantendo o consumo se precisa de mas ele envia, no caso a maioria dos MPPT aceita lítio, esse modelo só funciona com placas em paralelo, eu acho que uma placa talvez não funciona bem seria interessante comprar duas placas menores, tipo se vc vai usar em 12v, na verdade carrega até 14.4, você pode colocar 2 de 550w ele só vai entregar o que capaz se não me engano é 105v de placa até 24v de bateria, e amperagem 60, não passando isso vai de boa, o problema essa controladora mente no que entrega eu compre um epever de 40 amperes uso 2 placa de 450w vou por mas duas, meu sistema é 24v.
@@PauloMiclos-np5gs complicado o pior é nao ter um retorno do fabricante. Vou desistir de pegar esse controlador. Eu tava querendo tambem pegar um inversor dessa marca mas agora fiquei com receio. Entao todos esses controladores da epever aceitam. baterias Lifepo4 ?
I don't think you understand the settings or modes better than anyone else, this wasn't helpful.
Thanks a lot for quality information about this device! Thanks from Ukraine 🇺🇦! Cause russia is broken our energy system we need more inverters and controllers. And of course more information about that’s device’s! So thanks a lot again!
Hello how are you doing
I went with the Victron energy 150/70 because I have two 900 w and each panel is 25 amps, I need a MPPT and not a PWM , I've seen these so called mppt controller but it's all made in China so you get what you pay for.....
Victron is also made in China, don't get me wrong Victron is generally regarded as the better brand but making it about China is silly, the US government forced China to be the worlds manufacturer, the majority of the worlds high quality manufacturing capacity come from China, along with all the low quality stuff that comes from China; many high quality products are also manufactured there.
Get a Magnum, Midnight Solar, OutBack or Tracer EP Ever. Get off that Wireless Junk!