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Vladimirs Ābelītis
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Hello. The product is very good, here in Latvia it works better than the Victron mppt 100/30.
Million M. Nkwanyane
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
They need to improve the manual and instruction that come with the product
Jeff fox
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024
This product will not charge your batteries to the correct voltage.It has no settings to change it. My battery bank calls for 58.4 Volts and controller only will charge to 54 Volts. The support keeps sending the same response that doesn't help.
Gregory Guerrero
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
I really like the design, it is still in test mode...if you connect it to the battery with BMS, first turn on the circuit breaker and then turn on the battery...if you don't do it this way, the battery BMS goes into protection mode , this was with a battery model BMS-48100U2 48v., for now I like what I see!
Jesse Dx
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024
Not charging at the rated current, very disappointing performance I ordered the 80A version, but it does not exceed 30A of charging current.Another huge shortcoming is the very limited settings available through the mppt interface, there is no way to adjust charge settings using the built-in display.You have to purchase a separate Bluetooth module in order to have some level of control, and that would've been fine, but the app is absolutely horrendous, and not all battery types the controller supports are available in the app, like lifepo4 is missing in the app.Also app requires too many permissions.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
Works as advertised.
Andrea L Poschman
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
We're not new to solar power and have excluively lived from it for well over a decade. We've used an outback fm80 controller the past 13 years within the depicted 48V system and it's run without fail, excluding corroded button terminals.We thought we'd give this Bateria CC 100A a try while servicing our Outback and have been pleased with its performance, thus far.This unit appears to work just as well as our FM80 with the added versatility of an inexpensive WiFi module and the inclusion of updated Lifepo4 batteries within its settings parameters, etc. Obviously this unit doesn't contain the heavier duty components found within the FM80 but for the price... It's a fair trade off. One aspect that disappoints me with respect to Xantrex/Schneider and Outback is the over priced and non-standardized ethernet and communications system that requires expensive proprietary equipment, a dissapointment. They (The BIG names in the industry) have blown by the opportunity to utilize Bluetooth and Apps as well as easy integration for online updates etc. I find their consideration to existing product owners lacksome considering the customers investments that are made within their products. It's disappointing. Outback hasn't provided me with a motivation to continue using their products after the buttons corroded and there was no simple cleaning fix. No affordable bluetooth or wifi modules with apps and or systems updates that include new battery modes, etc. Why stick around once a product fails?Since the big names appear to not care to provide reasonable online support and things appear to be disposable upon dfailure, we were considering buying a second Bateria 100 Amp unit to run another array we have. Unfortunately, they don't seem to have anymore available.Thus far, the Schneider (Xantrex XW) products appear to land on top from our experience, longevity and dependability wise. But again, they fail with respect to reasonable advancement support online and wifi bluetooth comms wise. All the big names just ignored the tech support revolution through bluetooth and wifi online support. Opted for the archaic and expensive proprietary accessory options route instead, sad.But, if your looking for a versatile economical system or even an emergency backup, this CC seems to be a great deal, costling less than the price of just a control module from Schneider or Outback. I can't vouch for them long term though.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
I ordered the 250 volt with Bluetooth.The controller came in on time, Bluetooth never came in due to being shipped separately and getting lost. Nice packaging good solid case, but that's where all good things end. to access the screws that attach the wires to controller you have to open this small door to reach them, you think this door would have a hinge or snap (no) it has 2 of the smallest screw heads possible, had to to go to the craft store (not hardware store), to find the screwdriver.Remember you have to take this of and on every time They probably saved 1/10 of penny to go with this size. The connection screws are in a deep dark tunnel hard to see unless under direct light above, also they seat slightly under the case, so you may accidentally short your wires if your using regular screwdriver. when it turns( ON) it has the smallest and dimmest screen with least amount of info as possible.Very hard to see. i guess they are trying to force you to buy the Bluetooth.So buyer be aware,not worth the money.
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