Which MPPT?

Alesupper

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Hi All

We have 2 x 120W PV Logic Solar panels on our MH and currently we have a standard solar controller. I would like to upgrade to a MPPT controller (with bluetooth) so that we can get the most out of our panels. I am also considering buying a Lithium battery, so I would need an MPPT that can handle them as well.

Can anyone recommend a good quality MPPT with bluetooth that can handle 2 x 120W panels? Also, what Amp rating would I need?

TIA
 
Victron 100/30 user here too. : recommended.
Ive got them linked to 200ah bluetooth lithium, so also use the batteries bluetooth now more than the victron.
 
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Hi
Please be aware that the Victron bluetooth does not work with windows devices.

Geoff

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Still learning here, but all Victron kit now fitted. Yesterday I added two more 100 watt Renogy solar panels to the roof and so happy to see 100 watt plus input with clouds in the sky! Victron 100/30 Solar controller installed, now with 3 x 100 watt panels on the roof. Thinking of adding another Eco tree 110 amp hour battery, but maybe now not needed? I'll wait to see how I get on at Stratford next weekend.
 
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Alesupper
Don't forget Votronics. Bluetooth capability can be added if realy required. Lithium ready and can also trickle charge sb as well. I currently use 2 220w on one and 330w on another. 5% fun discount from roadpro.
From my view the real info you need is SOC of battery minimum available from a bluetooth lithium battery or add a smartshunt or even bmv712 for more control or ease of view.

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