Victron Energy SmartSolar MPPT Tr VE.Can Solar Charge Controller (Bluetooth) - Charge Controllers for Solar Panels -250V, 100 amp, 12/24/36/48-Volt

The Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100 is efficient, reliable, and easy to monitor with the app. Great build quality and top performance — a great choice for any solar setup!

Robust and works well. Comes with a 5 year warranty with an extended offer to purchase an additional 5 years. Blue tooth information on cell phone app easy to set up and use and was easly added to existing Victron network of controllers. Arrivved on time, nicely packaged. A+

Amazing device with plenty of room for panel expansion! Quality unit! Bluetooth a little weak but not a dealbreaker.

Works well and will last a long time.

What can one say, it's a Victron! Absolutely the best MPPT Controllers on the market today. Seamless integration with bluetooth app, easy setup it really does it for you and allows you to tweak it to your parameters. Why I wasted my time and money on others is beyond me. I should have gotten Victron from the start. It may cost more but you won't be sorry at the added expense.

Great mppt, works very well. Upgraded from a smaller version to this as I added new panels.

Lleva 1 mes funcionando en una escuela indígena remota y va de maravilla.

Unit works as intended. Great mppt controller. The Bluetooth app is required. Tracks your daily watts and amps usage.

A solar controller built like a tank. Sincerly expect it to perform for years and years to come. More expensive than others but with the complete line of inverters, chargers, solar controllers etc. all connectable together Victron has this market covered.

Victron, donc absolument parfait, évidemment !

Perfect product.

Fantastic service, unfortunately did not fit in the area I planned but will definitely use this supplier again

We are using the Victron 150-85 charge controller with two Longi 445 bifacial solar panels connected in series. 79 volts, 14.3 amps, rated watts are 890 STC for the two panels combined. However, doing the math, 79 x 14.3 = 1,129.7 watts due to the bifacial gain. We were reluctant to think that 1130 watts was remotely possible but the Victron controller seems to be indicating that it could happen. This controller is so efficient that even on days with less than optimal conditions, the panels rendered considerably more than their rated 890 watts by over 200 watts. We are also running a Solar Epic (Epever 4215BN) 150 - 40 charge controller to manage a single Longi 440 watt bifacial panel mounted between the two other panels on the same mount. By comparison to the Victron, it is no where near as efficient nor as quick to respond to varying available light. This controller has never reached the panel's 440 watt rating let alone exceed it and this is a very well regarded charge controller. In all honesty, it doesn't hold a candle to the Victron. The Victron is not only more effective and efficient, it also miles ahead in technology. To set up the Epever for use with lifepo4 batteries requires input of lots of complicated data on the clumsy MT-50 remote monitor. It's not for beginners. To set up the Victron for the same batteries, it's as simple as setting a switch to the desired battery type and it's done. If a person wants to set their own data profile to suit their requirements, it can be accomplished by downloading and installing the Victron Connect app onto a cell phone and accessing/inputting data via bluetooth. It's very easy and reliable. So far, we're very impressed with this charge controller despite its considerable cost. Considering the power gains, if this unit has good reliability, it's worth the extra expense.