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SmartSolar MPPT 150 | 45
The SmartSolar 150|45 is designed to accept solar panel (PV) input up to 650W at 12V, 1300W at 24V, 1950W at 36V or 2600W at 48V and has a rated charge current of 45A.
 
However, you should note both the open circuit voltage (Voc) and the short circuit current (Isc) of your combined solar panels and ensure this does not exceed the maximum input of the MPPT charge controller.  For the 150|45 the maximum PV open circuit voltage (Voc) is 145V and the maximum PV short circuit current (Isc) is 50A.  If you are unsure let us help you size the correct MPPT controller.
 
* Remember when wiring solar panels in series: voltage increases and amps stays the same & when wiring in parallel: voltage stays the same and amps increases
 
Auto-selects 12/24/48V on the output.  The charge controller once connected will automatically recognise your battery bank voltage. (sotware tool required to select 36V)
 
Bluetooth Monitoring built-in.  Remotely control and monitor the extensive features of your SmartSolar MPPT charge controller with built-in bluetooth by pairing it with your smartphone or tablet via the VictronConnect app.  (Bluetooth dongle not required)
 
Optional Victron Wirebox (M) - please choose 'Add' or 'Do not Add'.  The MPPT WireBox provides an extra level of safety covering all DC terminals, preventing accidental contact with terminal screws. 
 
Click to download the free VictronConnect app from Google Play or the Apple app store
 
Check out our news story "Your Victron MPPT controller & app explained" for additional product info

SmartSolar MPPT 150 | 45

SKU: VIC-MPPTS-150-45
$238.45Price

  • Victron Energy SmartSolar MPPT 150 | 45


    Dimensions: (H x W x D) 130 x 186 x 70 mm

    Weight: 1.25 kg

    Power terminals: 35 mm² / AWG2

    Protection: IP43 (electronic components), IP22 (connection area)

     

    Battery voltage: 12/24V/48V Auto select (36V with software tool)
    Rated charge current: 45A
    Nominal PV power, 12V: 650W 

    Nominal PV power, 24V: 1300W
    Nominal PV power, 36V: 1950W

    Nominal PV power, 48V: 2600W
    Max. PV short circuit current: 50A
    Maximum PV open circuit voltage: 145V
    Charge voltage 'absorption' 14.4V / 28.8V / 43.2V / 57.6V (adjustable)
    Charge voltage 'float' 13.8V / 27.6V / 41.4V / 55.2V (adjustable)

     

    Part Number: SCC115045211

    GTIN: 8719076051367

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