EPEVER 30A MPPT Solar Charge Controller with LCD Display,Multiple Load Control Modes
Details
- BrandEPEVER
- Voltage24 Volts
- UPC791259604797
- ManufacturerFuhuihe
Description
Harness the Sun's Power! ☀️
- INTUITIVE MONITORING - Stay informed with a multi-function LCD that displays vital system information.
- PRECISION PERFORMANCE - Leverage industrial-grade components for accurate real-time monitoring of charging and discharging.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Automatically adapts to 12V/24V systems for seamless integration.
- ROBUST PROTECTION MECHANISMS - Enjoy peace of mind with built-in safeguards against overvoltage, short circuits, and more.
- MAXIMIZE YOUR SOLAR POTENTIAL - Experience up to 99% efficiency with advanced MPPT technology.
The EPEVER 30A MPPT Solar Charge Controller is designed for optimal solar energy management, featuring a high-efficiency tracking system, an intuitive LCD display, and robust protection mechanisms. It automatically adapts to both 12V and 24V systems, ensuring reliable performance and safety for your solar setup.
Reviews
C**N
Inexpensive 30A MPPT solar controller
I just hooked up this controller to my 200 watt Renogy Solar system and was very pleased with the results. I have two 100 aH lead batteries and this unit helped take them from 12.4 vdc to 13.1 vdc in a little over one hour. The older PWN 30A controller would have taken at least three times longer.
M**E
Good
Update: The unit quit working after just a few months and I had to replace it with something with a higher quality. I tried to save some money, and ended up wasting money instead.
C**N
Junk
Mppt does not work. Works like a pmw. Max input voltage is 23volt for 12volt battery. Does not track maximum power. Do not buy!
T**S
Best find something else for all but a very narrow scope of uses.
Unspecified max pv voltage is so low this controller is unusable.
L**N
Last Less Than a Year
Lasted less than a year!
M**N
Works nicely
Took a while to be delivered but works great
T**N
A few problems
Works mostly okay in the happy path, but a few notable issues:* The screw-driven clamps for securing cables is a pain if you have thicker gauge cables.* The USB ports don't really output the 5V/2A as advertised. I only get about 0.5A out of them, which charges extremely slow.* The shutoff voltage has weird behavior. When reaching the shutoff voltage of the battery, the charger seems to turn itself off and not really be functional. Sometimes this requires a battery disconnect to restart things.
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