I'm thinking you mean the 48/5000/70-100, correct? I'm not familiar with a 48/500 (though we don't stock EasySolars at all here, so I'm not entirely certain). As long as you meant the 5000, however, the MPPT is a 150/100@Justin Laureltec
Justin/anyone know what the MPPT range is for the Victron Easysolar48/500/70-100? I know the maximum voltage is 150V, but cant seem to find the actual MPPT range?
Thanks.
@Justin LaureltecI'm thinking you mean the 48/5000/70-100, correct? I'm not familiar with a 48/500 (though we don't stock EasySolars at all here, so I'm not entirely certain). As long as you meant the 5000, however, the MPPT is a 150/100
Haha, no worries, I figured but thought I'd better check since I'm not as familiar with 230v components as other ones... Erm, the edit button is somewhere, hang on... lower left side of your post right next to the "report" link. Just for future reference
Cheers justin. I knew where the edit button was, just didnt think i could edit the title....now done.Haha, no worries, I figured but thought I'd better check since I'm not as familiar with 230v components as other ones... Erm, the edit button is somewhere, hang on... lower left side of your post right next to the "report" link. Just for future reference
It's definitely an MPPT 150/100, which means max 150v input, max 100A output to batteries. Your minimum PV input voltage, considering that it's a 48v nominal system, should be around 59-60v. I've screenshotted the data showing the MPPT specs, below:
Brilliant Justin, thats what i needed. This forum is simply fantastic, with the sheer number of helpful folks.
Haha sorry it took me a minute to catch on to what you were asking for... haven't had nearly enough coffee yetBrilliant Justin, thats what i needed. This forum is simply fantastic, with the sheer number of helpful folks.
