SmartSolar MPPT VE.Can 250/70 Tr RS

The ultra-fast MPPT technology enables the SmartSolar VE.Can charge controller to optimize solar panel energy harvesting, especially when light intensity changes continuously, such as in cloudy conditions. This can increase energy output by up to 30 % compared to PWM controllers and up to 10 % compared to slower MPPT controllers.

The SmartSolar VE.Can MPPT controller features an advanced Maximum Power Point (MPP) tracking algorithm. In partial shading conditions, where multiple MPPs may exist, this algorithm ensures constant locking onto the optimal MPP, thereby maximizing energy yield.

The SmartSolar VE.Can charge controller supports battery voltages of 12 V, 24 V, and 48 V with automatic detection. For a 36 V battery, the voltage must be selected manually.

The SmartSolar VE.Can charge controller can accept a maximum absolute open-circuit voltage of 150 V from solar panels in the coldest conditions. The maximum start-up and operating voltage is 145 V.

The SmartSolar VE.Can charge controller delivers exceptional conversion efficiency, exceeding 98 %. It operates without a cooling fan, contributing to its durability and low standby consumption (less than 35 mA at 12 V and 20 mA at 48 V).

Yes, the SmartSolar VE.Can charge controller includes extensive electronic protection, including:

Protection against overheating and power reduction in case of high temperature.Protection against PV short circuits.Protection against PV polarity reversal.Protection against PV reverse current.

The SmartSolar VE.Can controller includes Bluetooth Smart, enabling wireless configuration, monitoring, and updates via the VictronConnect app on a smartphone or tablet. It can also be connected to a GX device (such as a Color Control GX) via VE.Direct or VE.Can for remote monitoring and management through the Victron Remote Management (VRM) portal.

Up to 25 SmartSolar VE.Can controllers can be synchronized via the VE.Can interface for coordinated battery bank management. Additionally, up to 10 units can be synchronized via Bluetooth Smart.

Yes, an optional SmartSolar plug-in LCD display is available. Simply remove the rubber gasket protecting the front connector of the controller and plug in the display to view operating data.

Yes, the SmartSolar VE.Can controller has a fully discharged battery recovery function. It can initiate charging even if the battery has been discharged to zero volts and will reconnect to a fully discharged Li-ion battery with built-in disconnection function.

The SmartSolar VE.Can controller can communicate with external sensors via Bluetooth to obtain accurate information on battery voltage and temperature, as well as current in some cases. Compatible devices include the Smart Battery Sense, the BMV-712 Smart battery monitor, or a SmartShunt.

Yes, the SmartSolar VE.Can controller is equipped with a DPST-type programmable relay. It can be configured to trigger on an alarm or other specific events. Its specifications are: 240 VAC / 4 A for alternating current and 4 A up to 35 VDC, 1 A up to 60 VDC for direct current.

The SmartSolar VE.Can controller is designed for indoor installation in an unconditioned environment. It has an IP43 protection rating for electronic components and IP22 for the connection area.

The SmartSolar VE.Can controller is available in models with two pairs of MC4 connectors or Tr terminals (35 mm² / AWG2) for connecting PV panels. For MC4 models, multiple pairs of splitters may be required to parallelize solar panel strings.

The SmartSolar VE.Can controller operates within a temperature range of -30 to +60 °C. It maintains its full nominal power up to 40 °C.

The SmartSolar VE.Can battery controller terminals are designed for 35 mm² / AWG2 cables.

Yes, the SmartSolar VE.Can controller includes a remote on/off function via a 2-pin connector. This allows it to be connected, for example, to a VE.BUS BMS for external control.

The SmartSolar VE.Can charge controller offers a fully programmable charge algorithm as well as eight preprogrammed algorithms, selectable via a rotary switch. The charge algorithm is a multi-stage adaptive type.

Yes, the firmware of the SmartSolar VE.Can controller can be updated. This is typically done via the VictronConnect app, using the built-in Bluetooth connectivity.