Collection: MPPT Charge Controllers

The EcoBoost MPPT™ solar charge controller brings Morningstar's proprietary TrakStar Technology™ to their Essentials controllers and accessories.

The new GenStar MPPT is the first model in Morningstar’s new Integrated Series and represents the industry's first truly "smart" controller with all built-in intelligence, communications, and control features instead of requiring additional external components.

The Prostar MPPT™ solar charge controller uses TrakStar Technology™ for advanced maximum power point tracking (MPPT) battery charging. Suitable for Lithium, Nickel Cadmium, and Lead Acid battery types.

This controller has an advanced maximum power point tracking (MPPT) battery charger for off-grid PV systems. The controller features a smart tracking algorithm that maximizes the energy harvest from the PV and also provides load control to prevent over discharge of the battery. It is ideal for both professional and consumer PV applications.

The industry-leading TriStar MPPT with TrakStar Technology is an advanced maximum power point tracking controller for larger off-grid photovoltaic (PV) energy systems up to 4.2kWp. An iconic design, TriStars have been proven in solar installations around the globe and remain the first choice for designers of mission-critical systems where failure is not an option.

The TS-MPPT-600V controller is built for easy installation, set-up and use. Its self-diagnostics & electronic error protections make installation easier and prevents the chance of installation mistakes / system faults. It is also equipped with 8 adjustable switches to make system set-up & configuration simple.

These controllers use maximum power point tracking and are optimally suited for solar systems with module voltages higher than the battery voltage. In particular, they enable PV modules that are used for grid-connected systems to also be used off-grid.

Sophisticated 60A 12/24/48V MPPT charge controllers with 180VDC maximum input voltage

These Victron Blue Solar Charge Controllers support a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of 100V and have a maximum output of 30A or 50A respectively. They work with and will automatically recognise 12V/24V battery systems.

These Victron Blue Solar Charge Controller supports a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of 150V and have maximum outputs of 35A and 45A respectively. It works with and will automatically recognise 12V, 24V and 48V battery systems (36V also possible via software configuration).

These Victron Blue Solar Charge Controller supports a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of either 150V or 250V and have a maximum output of up to 100A. It works with and will automatically recognise 12V, 24V and 48V battery systems (36V also possible via software configuration).

These Victron Blue Solar Charge Controllers support a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of 75V or 100V respectively and have a maximum output of 20A. They work with and will automatically recognise 12V and 24V battery systems, except the VBS-MPPT100/20-48 which can be used with 12, 24 or 48V systems.

These Victron SmartSolar Charge Controllers support a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of 100V and have a maximum output of up to 50A. They work with and will automatically recognise 12V and 24V battery systems.

This Victron SmartSolar Charge Controller supports a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of 150V and have a maximum output of up to 35A. They work with and will automatically recognise 12V, 24V and 48V battery systems (36V also possible via software configuration).

These Victron SmartSolar Charge Controllers support a PV input with a maximum open circuit voltage of 150V or 250V and have a maximum output of up to 70A. They work with and will automatically recognise 12V, 24V and 48V battery systems (36V also possible via software configuration).

Identical to the SmartSolar Charge Controller MPPT but with CAN bus ports. This allows for communication with additional VE.Can SmartSolar chargers. The additional units are simply “daisy chained” to each other with a single RJ45 cable between the individual units.