Victron SmartSolar MPPT 250/100-MC4 VE.Can

Product detailed description

Key Features

• MPPT: Ultra-fast maximum power point tracking
  The VE.Can SmartSolar MPPT charger is compatible with a 150 or 250 Voc photovoltaic array and can automatically recognize and charge 12, 24 or 48 V batteries. The charging current ranges from 70 to 100 A depending on the model.
  In addition, the charging settings are fully customizable and can be programmed for different battery chemistries, including lead-acid, lithium and others.

• Remote Charger Control
  The VE.Can SmartSolar MPPT charger offers remote control and configuration via Bluetooth via the VictronConnect app. This allows for convenient device setup, management and access to clear information such as battery voltage, current, PV cell voltage and current and historical data.

• Daisy Chain Additional Units
  The VE.Can SmartSolar charger is equipped with CAN bus ports that allow communication with other VE.Can SmartSolar chargers. These units can be easily connected to each other using a single RJ45 cable to create a daisy chain configuration.
  Once connected to each other, all VE.Can SmartSolar chargers synchronize their charging stages and can transmit their data via a single cable to the GX monitor. This simplified setup simplifies installation and improves the monitoring capabilities of multiple chargers.

• Remote Monitoring and Control
  When the GX is connected to the internet, the Victron Remote Management Portal (VRM) provides access to all the capabilities of your solar charger(s).
  In scenarios where internet access is not available in remote installations, the GlobalLink 520 can be used to monitor your MPPT. This device provides continuous monitoring even in areas without internet connectivity.

• SmartSolar Control Display
  The VE.Can SmartSolar charger is equipped with a VE.Direct port, similar to our other MPPT solar chargers. This port makes it easy to monitor a single unit or control street lights. The remote on/off connector can be controlled externally using a third-party device, such as a lithium battery.
  Additionally, an optional attachable LCD display/control unit is available, offering live data, setup and management directly from the device itself.