Victron Energy SmartSolar MPPT Solar Charge Controller (Bluetooth) - Charge Controllers for Solar Panels - 100V, 50 amp, 12/24-Volt
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Style: 100V, 50A
Features
- SMART SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER: Solar charge the smart way with the Victron Energy SmartSolar MPPT charge controller, to ensure that every ray of available sunlight is converted into usable energy, while optimizing battery longevity.
- MAXIMIZE POWER OUTPUT: With lightning-fast optimum power point tracking and intelligent charge algorithms the Victron MPPT solar charge controller makes sure you always get the maximum possible power output, even when your solar panels are partially covered in shade.
- SYNCHRONIZED CHARGING: Multiple SmartSolar MPPT charge controllers can synchronize to behave as one, simultaneously switching through different charge stages to ensure battery longevity and system wide energy optimization.
- CONNECTIVITY: The VictronConnect app lets you connect with your system to gain insight into real-time data and 30-day performance history. Easily configure devices with battery presets, change settings, update firmware and set alarms to tailor your system to your every need.
- INTELLIGENT LOAD OUTPUT: Power devices directly and securely from your solar charger. Configure the voltage at which a load should disconnect and rely on the MPPT charge controller to automatically disconnect the loads if the battery voltage drops too low.
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SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 SmartSolar MPPT 150/35 SmartSolar MPPT 100/30 SmartSolar MPPT 75/15 Typical MPPT on Amazon Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Color: No Color
Brand: Victron Energy
Voltage: 24 Volts
Product Dimensions: 7.32"L x 5.12"W x 2.76"H
Material: Plastic
Brand Name: Victron Energy
Warranty Description: Warranty
Manufacturer: Victron Energy
Part Number: SCC110050210
Model: SCC110050210
Included Components: Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 Charge Controller
Unit Count: 1.00 Pack
Item Type Name: Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 Charge Controller
Voltage: 24 Volts
Display Type: No Display
Operating Temperature: 60 Degrees Celsius
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Color: No Color
Material Type: Plastic
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7.32"L x 5.12"W x 2.76"H
Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 100V, 50A
This controller is a game changer. It works flawlessly and is loaded with custom features as well as a large array of default battery options. I also bought the victron battery temp and voltage sensor since my batteries are on the ground subject to different temperatures than my controller mounted inside my rv. The Bluetooth works excellent and you can see real time operation as well as historical info.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by jeffr59
Style: 100V, 50A
This is just to provide some comparison between these MPPTs when i am in search of one that suit my needs. The test being done in various conditions, multiple PV configuration and repeated at least 3 times to eliminate some 'quick and easy' judgements. Honest observation during test found that each MPPT here has their own 'strength' and 'weakness', but all seems are good quality one. None of these result determine anything about 'reliability' and 'longevity' of the MPPTs and no intention to favor one from the others as they are different from their price point and strength/weakness as mentioned above. And by no means this was the 'absolute' result since product batch, setup/configuration and environment condition may differ from time, application and place perspective. Component of tests: - 4 x 300W Monocrystalline Solar PV - 280Ah LiFePo4 Batt 12V - 150A Smart BMS - AMPINVT MPPT 150/40 - EPEVER MPPT 150/40 - VICTRON SmartSolar 100/50 (*) Victron is the only MPPT has higher specs of amp (50A) while the other 2 are 40A, but AMPINVT and EPEVER has higher volt (150V) compare to Victron (100V) Key Performance Indicator: - Tracking time and amount of current (amp) generated in various conditions a) Series/Parallel, and combination of Series and Parallel of PV b) Combine multiple MPPTs (parallel) in same system c) Cloudy/Shading and Full Sun radiation performance Test Method: - To measure the current generated by each MPPT, i use the battery BMS across all the MPPTs so this will eliminate AMPINVT/EPEVER/VICTRON specific calculation and calibration on each of their device. - Using 'external' amperemeter (BMS) will make the judgement square and fair between the 3 MPPTs and objective(not subjective as per vendor specific) Build wise 1) AMPINVT - If i could choose, i would like all the MPPT being build like AMPINVT. - It is very nice solid metal all-round, 2nd most heaviest and the connector style for batt and PV are full clamp type which is good one. - The only complain on this 150/40A series is the connector very small for 4AWG cable size (batt), it is impossible to fit in 4AWG cable in the batt connector. 2) EPEVER - The heaviest and biggest among the 3 MPPTs and the shape a bit awkward for me - Solid build and provide more heat-sink surface to dissipate heat - Among the 3, the connector type on EPEVER is the worst in my opinion, it was 'pinch' style with screw so it doesn't have good amount of contact and holding power, however the connector size is HUGE!, 4AWG size is not a problem at all. 3) VICTRON - Being the smallest (less than half-size of EPEVER!) and the lightest of all - All metal case with heat-sink on the bottom - Connector style similar to AMPINVT and the size is also small, impossible to fit 4AWG cable size! Tracking Time - No doubt AMPINVT is the clear winner here for tracking time, it is very fast compare to VICTRON and EPEVER, VICTRON took almost double the time to reach maximum power point while EPEVER being the slowest of all. - However, this is very important and i almost didn't notice it first till i repeated the test , albeit AMPINVT tracking time is the fastest, the amp generated is not steady, it is fluctuate between 2A(min) - 6A(max) from the max current generated, it seems AMPINVT was 'very active' re-scanning the maximum power point in looping mode and sweeping through the current between 4-7 seconds. - Due to unsteady current generated by AMPINVT, this may reduce the total amp-hour produced even though the tracking time is the fastest (quick/shortest). Cloudy Day - In 2S PV setup, all 3 produced very similar amperage. - In 2S2P PV setup, VICTRON has perform slightly better on cloudy day (by 0.3A - 0.6A) after multiple test reading, while AMPINVT being the last one. Shading Problem - In 2S PV setup, VICTRON and EPEVER produced slightly more amperage compare to AMPINVT. - In 2S2P PV setup, 2 out of 5 test reading shows EPEVER generated slightly more amperage compare to VICTRON (by 0.4A - 0.8A) Full Sun radiation - In 2S and 2S2P PV setup, i can't really tell since the max amperage for AMPINVT and EPEVER already reached (40A), while VICTRON has 50A max, thus VICTRON constantly produce more amperage by 6A-8A higher than the others. Conclusion - AMPINVT has very attractive price point, pretty compact but loud (fan noise) and the really downside is 'unsteady' amp generated, however if system small enough (less than 600W) with 2S PV config only and very limited budget, i think AMPINVT is quite difficult to resist here, since the remaining 2 options is twice or thrice the price. - VICTRON is long known name in MPPT worlds, no doubt it could be the best and the test result telling not far from the tale, however this is the most expensive one in the 'similar' class, if budget is not an issue and you want to build very compact (small) system then it is no brain to not pick up this one. - EPEVER, this MPPT perform similar as VICTRON in many ways and perhaps slightly better in shading scenario, can do over paneling up to 3x the power specs (3x520W=1560W) is huge advantage but due to size you need bigger space, but i guess the the best bang for the buck on this class.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2022 by RG
Style: 100V, 50A
Its fantastic it works like a clock its just plug an play you dnt have to monitor it and its easy to instal. The price is a bit tall but its woth it I've had it for months now and it just goes and i like the app its very user frendly it handles power really good i had 2 665 panels connected to it and it handle it fine and change my battery fast. The only thing is that it smalls a bit and gets hot but that's no problem for me knowing that i have no electric bill to pay. 😁😁 I've read other reviews on this mppt and they complain about the Bluetooth range but to be honest it's not bad, Bluetooth signals\ waves don't travel that far ether to that's no problem for me. Victron is good.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024 by Santino
Style: 100V, 50A
Great charge controller!! Love the bluetooth/app feature!!! Works much better then the older charge controllers I had!
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by James
Style: 100V, 50A
This was my first REAL solar build. But it didn't start out that way. I was planning on 12v because that's what Ive always done and that's what I was comfortable with. I knew my inverter needed to be replaced and I knew my wires weren't nearly big enough for my intended final wattage. So with the flexibility this offers I decided to branch out and switch my 4 batteries from 12v parallel to a 2s2p 24v bank. This move brought my wires into spec by halving my amps while allowing me to charge twice as fast. Now I wish I would've gotten one capable of 48v (or 70 amps charging) but this is big enough for my needs. I've built 2 more, smaller systems now with victron controllers. I feel so silly for basing previous systems around cheaper controllers. Victron is absolutely worth the price. I've got 6 - 200 watt panels in 3s2p pumping in a full load, 1200 watts. I've done all the things you're not supposed to do to this thing. Hooked it up to PV with no battery. Shorted the battery terminals. No problem. The Bluetooth interface is fantastic. I wish the history had dates instead of just saying "5 days ago" for example but otherwise it's great. 8 gauge terminals to get your full 50 amps. also I find it kind of surprising that these controllers don't have built in temperature sensors. not a huge deal since most BMS will handle that but extra protection always good. all in all a great controller if you have it sized right. if you have any intention of pulling more than 1200 watts or are trying to charge anything over 24v this isn't for you. If I were doing it over I'd opt for the 150/60 for another hundred bucks and start saving to switch to 48v batteries. But again that's just me being greedy and wanting to experiment. 600 AH @ 24v. 3000 watt inverter. and 1200 watts incoming because of this guy. Perfect for my off grid camp but I would most definitely need more wattage if I were cycling this every day. I'm only there 4-5 days a month so they're always full when I get back.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025 by Chris
Style: 100V, 50A
This unit 100/50 mppt is a great value and performs well with small DIY systems. The BT app was easy to setup. I use it with 3 225w panels to charge a 12v 460ah Vatrer battery. I wish I would have purchased a larger unit to expand my setup.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by Gordon
Style: 100V, 50A
This charge controller is a powerhouse. Charges my Lifepo4 battery in 2 hours in the morning in good sun and that’s with the charge rate reduced to 40 amps wow. Love the Bluetooth interface and the wiring of the unit was easy. Victron quality shines through great product.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Michael Birrane
Style: 100V, 50A
Returned. The existing 100/30 will continue to meet my needs. Victron is still great quality. If you want economy, you'll have to pay for it. Victron devices just plain work all the time.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by MPH=CA