EPEVER MPPT Solar Charge Controller 40A 150V PV Solar Panel Controller Negative Ground W/ MT50 Remote Meter for LiFePO4 Battery [Tracer4215BN]
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- Tracer4215BN-MT50
- Dimensions
- 11.93"L x 7.2"W x 2.52"H
- Weight
- 3.5 kg
- Material
- Metal
- Voltage
- 1.5E+2 Volts
- Charging Port Type
- Serial (RJ45)
- Warranty
- We offer 2 years limited warranty
Features 5
- Negative Grounding MPPT Solar Charge Controller Tracer4215BN, The Advanced MPPT Control Algorithm makes this 40 Amp MPPT Controller Tracking Efficiency higher than 99.5%
- 150V Max PV Input Allow this Charge Controller Handles More Solar Panels Wiring in Series to minimize PV current, 5 x 12V Solar Panel Connecting in Series will be applicable
- Work with Lithium batteries,LiFePO4(4S/8S),Li(NiCoMn)O2 (3S/6S/7S) and all Lead Acid Batteries, Sealed AGM GEL and Flooded Battery, and USER mode
- RS-485 communication bus interface and Standard MODBUS interface available to meet various communication requirements, Temperature Sensor and PC monitoring Cable Attached
- This 40 amp MPPT Solar Panel Charger works with 600W Solar Panel on 12V Battery System and 1200W on 24V Battery. Max Solar Panel 1560W, multiple load mode allow you set the load on/off in different situation. A Solid State Relay is recommended if you are using a Power Inverter
Specs 12
| Brand | SolarEpic |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 1.5E+2 Volts |
| Product Dimensions | 11.93"L x 7.2"W x 2.52"H |
| Material | Metal |
| Item Weight | 3.5 Kilograms |
| UPC | 615068180009 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 09 |
| Manufacturer | Epsolar |
| Charging Port Type | Serial (RJ45) |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | Tracer4215BN-MT50 |
| Batteries required | No |
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Good for a off-the-grid Ham radio station
I have 4 x 100W solar panels to charge two 60Ah 12v LiFePO4 batteries connected in parallel, for my off-the-grid ham radio station. The EPEVER MPPT Solar Charge Controller, 40A + MT50 meter & remote control was fairly straight forward to install. I liked the extra large terminals that could accept AWG 6 wiring. After I got the default password (000000) entry right on the MT50 (you have to actually press the arrow button on all 6 digits to successfully enter the control parameter setup, even though the 000000 password already appears on the line) I set my user parameters for the LiFePO4 batteries; then connected the PV panels, and started charging. The MPPT really does what it says, and maximizes the charge current depending cloud/sun. Today started with heavy fog coverage, but I was still getting 6 to 9 amps charge. One really important point is that this charge controller does not produce any significant RF noise like others do on the HF bands. However I have wrapped a couple of turns of the pair of wires connecting the charge controller to the PV panels around a ferrite toroid choke ring (mix 31 from Palomar Engineers) to snuff out any RF interference from getting up to the PV panels. This charge controller looks to be well designed and made, and its MPPT software actually works. Overall I'm pleased with the way this charge controller performs and think its worth the money compared to other cheap Chinese made ones I've tried but rejected.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2019 by Paul Milligan
Excellent performance but beware of Li-ion compatibility
Excellent controller. This is now my third Tracer (sold by SolarEpic) MPPT solar controller. This is installed in my RV with 3 100w Renogy in series charging two 6v golf cart batteries in series. Another charging a 4 6v golf cart battery system wired in 24vdc. A third is charging a 12vdc system charged by 2 Renogy 100w solar panels on a solar tracker I built. This one has been charging the batteries for 3 years now without a hitch. The original batteries are still there and are still working. This controller has no fans and is built very rugged. It has been withstanding the jars and jolts of our travels with no problem. We have the output of this controller in parallel with our original RV charger so when needed we still can plug in the AC to our RV. It is absolutely quiet making no noise and produces little heat with our 300w system. The MT50 panel monitors both the input and output status of our system and is momentarily lit for night operation. As someone else mentioned in a review, the information given by the MT50 is more than I expected. One note, I am not sure I would use this controller with Li-ion batteries. It claims compatibility but Li-ion batteries require a complete off condition for the charger when the batteries reach full state. I have seen no indication in the documentation that this controller does this.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2018 by Carolyn Carolyn
Solid charge controller
Knocked off a star because temperature sensor went bad in a few months. Purchased this controller in April based on reviews and came highly recommended by Will Prowse. Three months in the temperature sensor went bad. At 94° it said my battery temp was -1C (30°) and shut down my solar to protect the battery. I contacted the seller and they were quick to respond which was a plus. The problem though is that apparently they have no replacement parts. They messaged they would send a replacement temperature sensor but that it comes from the manufacturer and would take awhile. I don't know what awhile is in actual time and I'm hoping it's before cold weather but will update on seller follow through. The charge controller itself is solid and does its job well. Update New sensor arrived. We're using this controller with 400watts of solar in series and a 300amp hour battery to keep our 12 volt compressor fridge going in triple digit heat. It does the job and it does it really well. Big thank you to the seller for follow through and getting us a new sensor. Added fifth star even though there was an issue because sometimes things just happen and the seller was on the ball and made it right. Would purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 by Sandra T.
100% Recommended by Off Gridder!!
This is a good MPPT charger. I can set my own battery parameters using the MT50 monitor.Other off grid folks notice the same problem I used to have with my old chargers...a lot of times my old charger would go in float and shut my solar array off and I would be running things off my battery bank during sunlight hours!!! I have a large battery bank and have set absorb to 3 hours and would have set it for more hours because my batteries can be in absorbtion or boost charge for 12 hrs. I set my float charge up to 14.5 volts. I want my batteries charging as long as the panels can gather energy and I definitely do not want to be running off batteries before it is night time. I could not figure out what my earlier chargers were doing in float but they allowed my batteries to drain a little in afternoon and then kick back into charge mode when a preset low volt level was reached in float mode. This usually occurred right about the time the sun was setting so my batteries would not be at the maximum charge and surface charge as I headed to night time. Check your settings on your charger if you are off grid and your battery bank voltage at night. It took me a summer to figure out was going on and made me mad to find the sun was shining and I was running my home off the batteries instead of the panels!!! I love all my free daytime solar power..crank my freezer up full blast and charge up all my tools, phones, computers, run tools etc. After my batteries are full all the surplus electricity is free!! This Solar Epic has a 20 amp load outlet and shows the battery being charged and the load powered by your panels. Love the Solar Epic and have extra current and panels ( not over 130 volts) hooked to it so the charger is always getting max power to it. You can have more than 40 amps going into it but do not go over 130 volts. READ THE OWNERS MANUAL! UPDATE...unit is working great!!! The tracking seems to react quickly to passing clouds etc that some reviewers had complained was slow. I may buy another unit in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2018 by Iam Free