Renogy Solar Charge Controller 60A 12V24V36V48V DC Input Auto Parameter MPPT Charge Controllers for Solar Panels Adjustable LCD for Gel Sealed Flooded Lithium Battery
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- Dual-Peak 60A MPPT Solar Charge Control: Renogy Rover Charge Controller Master partial shading and cloudy conditions with 99.9% multi-peak tracking efficiency. Our advanced algorithms deliver 98% conversion efficiency maximizing harvest even with damaged panels. 12v/24v/36v/48v solar charge controller engineered for demanding RV solar systems, off-grid cabins, and marine setups. Maintains full compatibility with gel, sealed, flooded, and lithium batteries, establishing this Renogy charge controller as your ultimate energy storage solution
- Storm-Ready RV Solar Charge Controller: Ultimate 48v LiFePO4 charge controller with smart -40F to 149F temp compensation. Auto-adjusts charging against desert heat/freezing failures. TVS surge protection blocks 6kV lightning strikes + reverse polarity/ overload safeguards. Essential solar panel controller for marine/RV batteries in storm-prone areas
- Renogy MPPT With 4-Stage Charging &Lithium Recovery:Rover 60A controller delivers precision Bulk/Absorption/ Float/Equalization for lead-acid longevity. Features exclusive lithium reactivation tech to safely revive deeply discharged batteries. As a versatile solar charge controller 12V/24V systems, it auto-detects voltage while handling capacitive load surges
- Advanced Solar Controller for RV: LCD Display & 365-Day Logging.This Renogy controller tracks real-time voltage/current/ errors via backlit LCD. Stores 1-year performance data to optimize efficiency. As essential charge controllers for solar panels, integrates Modbus protocol for smart home solar kits and remote monitoring
- Smart Solar Charge Controller: Renogy 60amp solar MPPT controller directly powers DC appliances (fans/lights) while handling capacitive surges (pumps/motors). Schedule loads via timer for efficiency. Pair with BT-1/BT-2 module (sold separately) for Renogy DC Home App monitoring: track solar performance, receive real-time battery/panel alerts, and optimize for RV or remote solar farms
Color: black
Brand: Renogy
Voltage: 48 Volts (DC)
Product Dimensions: 12"L x 8.07"W x 4"H
Material: Aluminum
Product Dimensions : 11.22 x 8.07 x 4 inches; 7.9 Pounds
Item model number : Solar Charge Controller
Date First Available : March 21, 2019
Manufacturer : Renogy
Best Sellers Rank: #15,207 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #9 in Renewable Energy Controllers
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 3,653 ratings
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Style: 20A
One huge problem. Renogy has a password system. I purchased the bluetooth module to go along with my system. Finally, after I don't know how many times having to enter my password over the last 2.5 years, the phone app will not take my P.W. and I cannot get a new one. Essentially, im shut out of my own system using Bluetooth. The big question is, of course, why on earth do I need a password? It's ridiculous. I'll never buy Renogy products again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Chief
Style: 40A
Great replacement for the PWM controller that came with our Renogy Solar kit. Initially we had the Renogy PWM 30 AMP controller and it was an entry level controller in all respects. The previous controller was limited to a 12 volt battery source had 2 lead pairs, one for solar panel connection and the other for the battery side connection. Any load connected to the battery array had to be connected directly to the batteries and was not governed by the controller. Also you had to rely on LED indicator lights To determine when the controller was in charge mode versus float mode. Adequate for an entry level controller but not great. Now lets talk about this controller. First, this controller is capable of 12 or 24 volt wiring installations. 24 volt DC is superior to 12 volt DC because it cuts the Amperage draw in half on the DC end. A 1.2 Amp TV running on AC/120 volts will require 12 Amps on the 12v-DC end to meet the same 140 Watt requirement. A 24 volt DC setup will reduce the amperage requirement down to 6 amps on DC, which means your DC wiring gauge doesn’t have to be as robust when supporting a 24 volt application. Secondly, the LCD display is great and is a must for a solar charge controller. It’s not enough to know that the solar cells are charging the battery, you may also want to know how “fast” they are charging the battery and whether or not the panels should be angled to reach optimized charge rate. The LCD screen also provides a percentage estimate of battery remaining in addition to the amps that are being supplied by the panels, along with a running amp-hour accumulation of charge provided the panels over a period of time and current battery voltage. Third, it has a pair of positive/negative load leads that permit connecting appliance loads up to 20 Amps DC. It’s not necessary to use the load leads for connecting the devices that run off the battery, but the added advantage of using them is that your battery array is protected from over-consumption, as the leads shut off usage on the battery once it reaches a certain level of discharge in order to protect the battery array. I’ve only used the new controller once, but the instructions were easy to follow and I made a laminated copy of the LED and Menu options as a quick reference guide that will go along with the kit on camping trips. Currently the array powers my 400 Watt (4x100W) kit and 2 VMAX 125ah batteries wired in parallel, but I am seriously thinking of doubling the panel array and adding 2 more batteries in a series/parallel configuration to take advantage of the 24 volt capabilities of this controller. Quick Note on the 100 Watt Renogy panels: When I measured the charge current of the 4 x 100 watt panels connected in Parallel I noted an 18.5 amp charge rate on the new controller or ~4.6 amps per panel. That seemed low to me given that 400 watts/12v is around 33.3 amps, or 8.33 amps per panel. In discussions with Renogy support I found out that the 100 Watts is calculated at 17.9 volts * 5.7 amps, where they use the maximum charge voltage by each of the panels as basis for the calculation. Just something to be aware of when you are reading sub-5 amps per panel charge rate on your controller. This new controller works as advertised, was relatively inexpensive for what it does, and I may update the review again in 12 months after running it a few more times for a consistency check.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019 by GregH
Style: 30A
Has been running flawlessly for 2 years. Paired with a BT dongle, next one I'd buy with built in Bluetooth.
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by Max Attison
Style: 100A
I've only had it up and running for a little over an hour now under intermittent sun and clouds, but so far so good. I bought a 100A controller from another brand and it died in less than an hour which surprised me because their smaller controllers work great. In a panic to get something quickly I decided to try the Renogy 100A because I knew of the brand and it seemed to fit the bill. (my system is a 4500w system with Voc around 132v) PROS: -VERY beefy unit. This thing has some mass! The heatsink on the back spans the entire unit and then some, and seems ready to handle the 100A that can be thrown at it. -Good power connection points. I use 2 awg wire with a few strands cut off to fit into the battery terminal connections and it works fine. The connectors are well insulated and the strain relief for the big battery wires you might use are well done IMO. They actually designed it for wire that can handle 100 amps. -Quiet operation. I wasn't pushing 80A into the battery for very long, but no cooling fans came on or anything. It just did it's thing. -Data display. Lots of real time data about what's happening in your system. CONS/NITPICKS: -The Lithium battery setting defaults to Lithium Ion, NOT LiFEPO4 batteries. If you have this style of lithium in a 16s configuration, you need to use the "USER" battery type and program things by hand. -The battery parameters regardless of battery type are based on a 12v system. If you have a 24, 36, or 48v system you need to take your voltage parameters and divide them by 2, 3, or 4, respectively, when you program the unit. -There is no way to disable the equalization option in the menu even if you are using lithium batteries (i have my own balancer). I did a workaround by putting the time in equalization to 0 and set it to do it every 60 days as a just in case. -The manual has some what I'll call "ESL translation" issues (e.g. telling you to hit the "ok" button when there are only arrow buttons- they meant the "right arrow" button for the "ok" button). Some of these translation issues can leave you scratching your head until you read it a few times to get into their mindset. Overall, the beefy construction, quiet operation, and the plethora of real time data make up for the cons/nitpicks of this unit. I'm glad I gave this a try and for initial quality/performance I am very impressed. As I use it more I'll continue to update with how it works.
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