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BlueSolar MPPT 100/30 & 100/50

BlueSolar MPPT 100/30 & 100/50

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Specifications:
The BlueSolar Charge Controllers MPPT 100/30 and 100/50 are designed for 12/24V battery systems with auto-select capability. The 100/30 model supports a rated charge current of 30A and nominal PV power of 440W (12V) or 880W (24V). The 100/50 model supports 50A and 700W (12V) or 1400W (24V). Both models have a maximum PV open circuit voltage of 100V and maximum efficiency of 98%.

Procedures:
The charge algorithm is multi-stage adaptive, with default absorption and float charge voltages set at 14.4V/28.8V and 13.8V/27.6V respectively, both adjustable. Temperature compensation is provided at -16 mV/°C or -32 mV/°C.

Standards and Protection:
The controllers comply with safety standards EN/IEC 62109-1, UL 1741, and CSA C22.2. They feature extensive electronic protection, including over-temperature protection, PV short circuit, reverse polarity, and reverse current protection.

Features:
The controllers utilize Ultrafast Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) to enhance energy harvest, especially under changing light conditions, and advanced detection for partial shading. They offer real-time data display options via ColorControl GX or Bluetooth-enabled devices.

Design and Construction:
The enclosure is blue (RAL 5012) with IP43 protection for electronic components and IP22 for the connection area. The dimensions are 130 x 186 x 70 mm, and each unit weighs 1.3 kg.

Recommendations:
For optimal performance, ensure PV voltage exceeds Vbat + 5V for startup, and maintain PV short circuit current within specified limits to avoid damage.

Catalog excerpts

victron energy BLUE POWER BlueSolar Charge Controllers MPPT 100/30 & 100/50 www.victronenergy.com Ultrafast Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) Especially in case of a clouded sky, when light intensity is changing continuously, an ultra-fast MPPT controller will improve energy harvest by up to 30% compared to PWM charge controllers and by up to 10% compared to slower MPPT controllers. BlueSolar charge controller Advanced Maximum Power Point Detection in case of partial shading conditions If partial shading occurs, two or more maximum power points may be present on the power-voltage curve. Conventional MPPTs tend to lock to a local MPP, which may not be the optimum MPP. The innovative BlueSolar algorithm will always maximize energy harvest by locking to the optimum MPP. Outstanding conversion efficiency No cooling fan. Maximum efficiency exceeds 98%. The full output current up to 40°C (104°F). BlueSolar Charge Controller MPPT 100/50 Flexible charge algorithm Fully programmable charge algorithm (see the software page on our website), and eight pre-programmed algorithms, selectable with a rotary switch (see manual for details). Extensive electronic protection Over-temperature protection and power derating when temperature is high. PV short circuit and PV reverse polarity protection. PV reverse current protection. Internal temperature sensor Compensates absorption and float charge voltage for temperature. Real-time data display options - ColorControl GX or other GX devices: see the Venus documents on our website. - A smartphone or other Bluetooth-enabled device: VE.Direct Bluetooth Smart dongle needed. BlueSolar Charge Controller Maximum Power Point Tracking Upper curve: Output current (I) of a solar panel as function of output voltage (V). The Maximum Power Point (MPP) is the point Pmax along the curve where the product I x V reaches its peak. Lower curve: Output power P = I x V as function of output voltage. When using a PWM (not MPPT) controller the output voltage of the solar panel will be nearly equal to the voltage of the battery, and will be lower than Vmp. Victron Energy B.V. | De Paal 35 | 1351 JG Almere | The Netherlands General phone: +31 (0)36 535 97 00 | E-mail: [email protected] www.vjctronenergy.com

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BlueSolar MPPT 100/30 & 100/50

BlueSolar MPPT 100/30 & 100/50

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