⚡ PowMr MPPT Charge Controller 60A - 48V 36V 24V 12V Auto, LCD Backlight, Max 160VDC Input, Solar Charge for Vented, Sealed, Gel, NiCd, Lithium Batteries - Software Update Version (MPPT-60A) Review

Bottom line is this is an amazing charge controller at a very reasonable price apart from small electrical connectors that can't handle more than 10 AWG wire. Luckily they offer two for each connection.

Well made controller. Everything works as advertised. Good plug and play controller that is easy to set up. This MPPT controller is a game changer for my power needs in my mobile business as I used to use a cheap PVM model that only gave me about 60% of my 630w solar array. Now I have a great, stable and powerful charge all day long. The only downside is that there isn't really a battery percentage reader, making it a 4 star rating rather than the 5 stars it could have gotten.

With 3400W PV power and 3000W Whisper 175 wind generator. This controller connects directly to the line inverter and the upgraded wind generator controller. plug and play It will add 2 more kW of PV, so ordered one more for this array. I don't need absorption, so absorption and float are the same. It's confusing, but done in 3 hours. During installation, it showed no output power, but a good wind and a sunny day accelerate the inverter to more than 3KW, and the MPPT is a constant output of…

I have 2-275w monocrystalline solar panels connected to 2 deep cycle marine batteries in a 12v system. 4 months in my camper so far with no problems. There are no other power sources (shore power, generator) to charge the batteries. It's really a bit hard for me to understand what corresponds to some of the numbers. The performance on the right shows how much performance I'm getting directly from my panels. When the battery is charged the power stays at around 50w even in bright sunshine, 5w or

So far, so good. The seller answered my questions very quickly and helpfully and I was able to install and set it up quickly. Right now I only have two 100 watt panels, but hopefully by next week I will have 4. I will connect the panels in a series parallel configuration to reduce voltage losses. To update. Last week I connected 4 panels in parallel and charged my 4100Ah battery with no problems and in two weeks I will be adding 2 more panels and batteries. 6 total. I will parallel in series to

First off. I bought this charge controller brand new from Revain. It came in a padded envelope wrapped in clear plastic with no box or paperwork, the item was damaged on the bottom and definitely not new. I called Revain straight away and they said they were opening a case and it would take maybe 3 weeks to resolve. Unfortunately I didn't have time to wait 3 weeks as I needed to power this charge controller. So I decided to hook it up and see if it works at all. It worked fine on day one…