Review on MPPT Controller Tracker Phosphate Automatic by Yung Kitamura

Trying to save money cost me a $200 loss. It runs like a 60 amp MPPT but stops at 13.8 which is almost ok when connected to 2 6" batteries. but in the real world we use 4 gauges that are 6 feet long. Lead-acid batteries need 14.5 for a while and then hover at 13.7. Junk didn't need to be tasted. I have a 100 amp Everever that runs great and maxes out at 99.99 amps. It has an external voltage monitoring cable that reads the correct voltage from the batteries, no cable losses. stays at 14.2 for about 2 hours and then drops to 13.7. and the perimeters are customizable, don't waste your time or money with this option with the Epever 100 amp, they cost around $500 but are worth it. Just so you know, the smaller Epever doesn't have an external voltage monitor, which is a very important feature.