🔆 EPEVER MPPT Solar Charge Controller 40A - High Efficiency PV Solar Panel Controller with Remote Meter and Temperature Sensor Review

I bought this to replace a 30 amp ZAMP charger. I wanted an MPPT charger to improve battery health. Looked very well made. Installed with 2 PVs charging 4 deep cycle 12V DC batteries in parallel. Also has MT50 interface. Error codes are poorly documented. The illustrations are not fully signed. Some sentence structures are difficult to understand. I don't know how to contact the supplier's technical support from the Revain Store. Contacted the manufacturer's support service in Beijing, China…

This is a good MPPT charger. I can set my own battery options with the MT50 monitor. Other people working offline are noticing the same issue I had with my old chargers. Battery operation with sundial! I have a large battery and set the soak to 3 hours but would set it to more hours as my batteries can soak or charge for 12 hours. I set my trickle charge to 14.5 volts. I want my batteries to charge for as long as the panels can store electricity and I definitely don't want to run out of…

We are SO HAPPY with our solar system! I choose this because you can fully program it (along with purchasing a SolarEpic MT-50 remote meter) and will need it if we ever upgrade our battery pack to lithium-ion types. It was a very easy do-it-yourself installation. We currently have 200w portable panels and are building a stand to keep them tilted and facing the sun throughout the day (I go out and adjust the panels several times a day). Our 230Ah battery fills up every day here in sunny Arizona.

You should know in advance that this device does not contain any controls. Setting battery charging parameters requires either an MT-50 meter or a program (which you can download). You should also be aware that you need the right MT-50 meter as there are two versions, one for this device and one for the Renogy controller (this controller is the same model as the Renogy but there are a few Changes that require more expensive counters, so this version of Solar Epic will save you money). If you…

I recently upgraded my solar panels from 235W to 305W. My old controllers can't handle that much power so I bought this unit. Easy to set up and use with the MT-50 temperature probe and remote meter, my batteries stay charged and working great. Old charge controllers sometimes got very hot, but not this device. A large heatsink provides cooling. I wouldn't run it without the MT-50 remote as it gives a lot more information than flashing LEDs on the charge controller. It is important to note that