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- High quality & low failure rate components of ST and Infineon to ensure the product’s life
- Auto control system to limit the charging power & current go over the rated value.
- Battery temperature compensation function
- Real-time energy recording and statistical function
- Automatic over-temperature power reduction function
- Hundred percent full load operation in working environment temperature range within charging & discharging
- Support up to 8 units in parallel to expand system
- Load relay control external load switch signal to realize diversified load work modes
- The remote temperature and the voltage sensor design will collect accurate data of battery temperature and voltage
- Isolated RS485 with 5VDC/200mA to protect output for no power devices with MODBUS protocol
- While wiring the controller do not close the circuit breaker of fuse and make sure that the leads of "+" and "-" poles are connected correctly.
- A fuse which current is 1.25 to 2 times the rated current of the controller, must be installed on the battery side with a distance from the battery not greater than 150 mm.
- If the controller is to be used in an area with frequent lightning strikes or unattended area, it must be installed an external surge arrester.
- If an inverter is to be connected to the system, connect the inverter directly to the battery, not to the load side of the controller.
- Package List:
- 1 x Solar Charge Controller
- 1 x User Manual
Jack B.
Reviewed in Mexico on September 3, 2024
Tengo dos controladores de carga Epever de 60 A. Uno de ellos dejó de cargar. Cuando lo miré, el cable positivo de la batería se había derretido en el plástico. No había ajustado bien la conexión y se había producido un arco. Esto fue culpa mía y esperaba que el controlador no volviera a funcionar nunca más. Estaba equivocado. Lo conecté correctamente y funciona perfectamente. Tengo varios controladores de carga Epever de 40 A y todos funcionan correctamente. Recomiendo encarecidamente los controladores de carga Epever.
Timothy A Lowe
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023
I have about 10kw of installed PV panels and two of these controllers. I easily get 100% (3kw) out of these at any point during the day. Excellent MPPT tracking. Only complaint is the controller can get quite warm during the charging duration, but the controller handles it well and does not error out. Am waiting on two WiFi devices to configure and monitor the devices via my WiFi... will make these even better when connected to Home Assistant.
Mike Pacelli
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2022
Have purchased 9 Epever controllers from 30 Amps through 100 Amps for myself (I use two 60 Amp) and friends for solar installs in our RV's.Rock solid and excellent performance in all solar conditions including substantial overcast.A good choice in the "upper middle class of the MPPT controllers.Superior performance to Renogy and other lower end controllers and nearly as good as the "Blue" top of the line but without some of the bells and whistles and without the inflated price. Fairly easy to programand works flawlessly with any battery chemistry including Lifepo4.
dan
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2022
Had high hopes for this controller. At first I was very impressed with how well the controller was built. But unfortunately it does not support LITIUM ION battery charging, and I only have LIPO banks. The unit also does cannot connect to PC via EPEVER's special software. No matter which port the USB is connected to or which driver I installed and reinstalled. After about half a day of messing around with the unit I gave up and called a friend who is a computer engineer/programmer. He said he would be able to have it connected to PC, but after about an hour he gave up. Unfortunately had to return it.
Anubis
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2022
This controller works great , I had some problems at the start , it kept shutting down when the batteries were almost full then tripping the BMS in the batteries . then the Inverter I got would shut down cuz the BMS shut down. I thought it was the controller. WELL it was NOT the controller , my batteries were out of sink one was 13.5 volts , the other was 13 volts , soon as I got them both reading the same voltage by putting them in parallel over night . then unhooked them from each other , they both read 13.3 volts. went back an hour later checked them again they both were still 13.3 volts . then hooked them to the controller ( 24 volts in series ) and havent had any problems from that time on ( 2 months ) . so the controller works perfect.
Tom Hill
Reviewed in Canada on March 14, 2022
Purchased a TRACER6415 MPPT charge controller. Unit was easy to setup and performed exactly as advertised.
Oldcat
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
i have no complaints it does the job.....i have 40 amp epever charge controller working good for 2 years.and going strong...............
NOE
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2021
If you are doing a moderate sized DIY solar setup, 2000W or less, you have to get an Epever Tracer. For $200 it has amazing functionality. I have a 48V battery bank and it does a great job of not over-charging and keeping them full. The accessories are great as well. A remote phone app and pc software with charts and live data. It's easy to setup. I've had no issues so far after 4 months.
Thomas Horvath
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2021
Great controller , I have bought epever and have about 9 of them .
Mike
Reviewed in Canada on December 15, 2021
Tested actually with an adjustable supply instead of solar panel and the MMPT algorithm seems to work quite well.The PC software is really useful (the main reason why I bought this solar charger). All the information is on a single screen.
Cosmos Joseph
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2020
This is my third Epever Solar Charge Controller, although I only installed it 2 days ago I can safely say it is working perfect. I thought my battery bank was dying but after a full day charging from this controller they are able to retain power for a longer period during the night. My only disappointment is that I thought I would be able to measure/log the load consumption. There is no Load output but there is a separate battery voltage sensor and somehow, some way I was hoping it would be able to read the difference between the main battery terminals and the remote battery voltage sensor to determine the load amps, even if an external shunt has to be used.To read the Load directly from the battery I use a battery voltage monitor between the battery and the inverter and an AC energy monitor on the inverter's output.The setup just looks incomplete with the energy consumption on my MT50, eLOG01 and PC software all showing zero.Statistics are very important when it comes to efficiency so maybe having to measure the load externally in not bad after all.I love the fact that more than one can be connected so I can expand without having to change the unit. I had 2 external voltage sensors which I no longer need, because of the the built-in relay features on this controller I'm able to control 2 DPDT relays to switch between the grid and my inverter.
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