Victron Energy introduces the SmartSolar MPPT 100/20, an upgraded version of the BlueSolar MPPT 100/20, featuring integrated Bluetooth connectivity for enhanced functionality. With a strong reputation for innovation and reliability built over 45 years, Victron serves global markets including marine, vehicle, and off-grid sectors, solidifying its position as a quality leader in the industry.

The SmartSolar 100/20 offers significant advantages with its built-in Bluetooth connectivity, saving space and costs compared to separate dongles. It allows for Bluetooth access even when the VE.Direct port is utilized to connect to a GX device, ensuring seamless integration into existing systems.

Capable of handling solar panel capacities of up to 290W at 12V nominal battery voltage, 580W at 24V, or 1160W at 48V nominal battery voltage, this controller ensures efficient energy management. With a maximum PV open circuit voltage of 100VDC, users are advised to maintain a maximum design array VOC of 90V to prevent exceeding input voltage limits. The unit automatically selects between 12V, 24V, or 48V outputs, with the option for manual configuration via the VictronConnect app to charge 36VDC nominal battery banks.

In addition to its robust build quality and generous 5-year warranty, the SmartSolar MPPT 100/20 offers unique features such as seamless connectivity to the VictronConnect app for comprehensive configuration and monitoring. Users can access 30 days of historical data, including daily yield and charge stage durations, facilitating effective energy management.

The controller is compatible with a range of accessories, including the Cerbo GX + GX Touch 50 Accessory Screen kit, MPPT Control remote, and VE.Direct to USB Adapter, further expanding monitoring and control capabilities. With outstanding maximum efficiency exceeding 98% and robust design features, including an internal temperature sensor and resin encapsulated electronic components, the SmartSolar MPPT 100/20 is an excellent choice for various applications, including boats, recreational vehicles (RVs), and off-grid setups.