🌞 EPEVER MPPT 30A Solar Charge Controller - 30 Amp Solar Charge Regulator, MPPT 12V/24V Auto, Max 100V Input, Negative Grounded Controller with LCD Display for Gel, Sealed, Flooded, and Lithium Battery Charging Review

This is a very important item that can be used for any solar panel. This MPPT controller turns on quickly and really gets the juice out of the solar panels. I have tested this controller with 25w panels and larger arrays. With a good MPPT controller you always get more power than with a speed-reduced MPPT or especially a PWM controller. This controller has many additional features and even allows LiFePO4 charging. To do this, however, you must know how to program the parameter. Oh, and get…

My favorite things. Super Efficient, Attractive, Good UI, Customizable, PriceZero Complaints. I can use this controller to control my i5 laptop and two small external monitors, two 100w daisy chain panels, a car battery and a Walmart inverter (isolated circuit via power strip). My goal was to make my home office climate-neutral and then learn from it. Edited later: I'm buying another of the 30 amp units for my second quad of 100 watt panels connected in series. The great thing about them is…

I explicitly ordered a 30 ampere charge controller, the delivery description says 30 amperes. There are two labels on the charge controller box itself. A printed picture of the box says 10 amps. Next to it is a sticker later that says 30 amps. See photos of both labels. For some reason the Revain app crashed when I tried to upload the second image of the actual article. 10 amp model. I'm glad I opened the box to see the instructions. That's when I noticed that this is a much smaller capacitance

I "knew" that it would work better in low light (overcast days) but after three or four cloudy days with snow I'm very happy to be back home , with 12.9 to 13.4 V tag. The "software" is hard to set up and the interfaces overall annoying, but once you get the hang of it, it works well. I hope this will last for many years; Some say it only lasts a few years, but then again, more dissatisfied people post things than happy ones. I gave three points for the setup as I had to go to the folks on the…

After the second hurricane I decided to build a small emergency solar power system. I have 4-100 watt solar panels connected in series and 24 volts in parallel to reduce conduction losses and my batteries in parallel at 12 volts. The controller I used was an Epever vs3024 PWM which kept my batteries charged. The maximum current with the sun overhead on a clear day was exactly 11 amps, which was all I could expect from my series-parallel solar panels. I won't tell you my age but I've been…