Victron

Victron SmartSolar MPPT 75/15 Solar Charge Controller

£73.20
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SCC075015060R
The Victron SmartSolar MPPT 75/15 is a compact 15A solar charge controller for 12V and 24V battery systems, with built-in Bluetooth for setup and monitoring through the VictronConnect app. Its ultra-fast maximum power point tracking harvests up to 30 percent more energy than PWM controllers, while an adaptive charge algorithm and protected load output look after the battery.

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Description

The Victron SmartSolar MPPT 75/15 is a compact smart solar charge controller for 12V and 24V installations on boats, campers and off-grid systems. It accepts a PV array up to 75V open circuit and delivers up to 15A of charge current, using an ultra-fast tracking algorithm that holds the panel at its optimum operating point even as light levels shift. Battery system voltage is recognised automatically on first connection.

Bluetooth is built in, so you can configure the charger, monitor performance and update firmware directly from a phone or tablet using the free VictronConnect app, with up to 46 days of stored trend data. A multi-stage adaptive charge algorithm suits lead-acid and lithium batteries, and a short-circuit-proof load output with low-voltage disconnect protects the battery from over-discharge. Full electronic protection guards against output short circuit and over-temperature, and a VE.Direct port allows integration into a wider Victron monitoring system.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Ultra-fast maximum power point tracking, up to 30 percent more harvest than PWM controllers
  • Built-in Bluetooth for setup, monitoring and firmware updates via VictronConnect
  • Rated 15A charge current with automatic 12V / 24V battery voltage selection
  • Accepts a PV array up to 75V open circuit voltage
  • Up to 98 percent peak conversion efficiency
  • Multi-stage adaptive charge algorithm for lead-acid and lithium batteries
  • Protected load output with low-voltage disconnect and BatteryLife
  • VE.Direct port and up to 46 days of stored trend data

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Key specifications

Battery voltage12/24V auto select
Maximum PV open circuit voltage75
Rated charge current15
Nominal PV power, 12V220
Nominal PV power, 24V440
Maximum PV short circuit current15
Maximum efficiency98

Charging

Charge voltage 'absorption'14.4 / 28.8 (adjustable)
Charge voltage 'float'13.8 / 27.6 (adjustable)
Charge algorithmMulti-stage adaptive
Temperature compensationInternal sensor; -16 mV/degC (12V) / -32 mV/degC (24V)
Self-consumptionLoad on: 19 mA (12V) / 16 mA (24V). Load off: 10 mA (12V) / 8 mA (24V)
Automatic battery voltage recognitionYes (12V/24V)
Load outputYes, 15A continuous, short circuit proof, with low-voltage disconnect or BatteryLife algorithm
Battery temperature sensorInternal sensor; optional external sensing via Bluetooth (Smart Battery Sense or BMV-712 Smart)

Connectivity & control

BluetoothBuilt-in (Bluetooth Smart)
Data communication portVE.Direct

Protection

ProtectionOutput short circuit, over-temperature

Environmental

Operating temperature-30 to +60 (full rated output up to 40)
Humidity95%, non-condensing

Physical

ColourBlue (RAL 5012)
Power terminals6 mm2 / AWG10
Protection categoryIP43 (electronic components), IP22 (connection area)
Weight0.6
Dimensions (h x w x d)100 x 113 x 50

Conformance

SafetyEN/IEC 62109-1, UL 1741, CSA C22.2
What does the 75/15 designation mean?
The first number is the maximum PV open circuit voltage the controller accepts (75 V) and the second is the maximum charge current it can deliver to the battery (15 A). So the 75/15 takes a solar array up to 75 V and charges at up to 15 A.
Which battery voltages does it support?
The SmartSolar MPPT 75/15 automatically detects and works with 12 V and 24 V battery banks. It supports lead-acid (AGM, gel, flooded) and lithium batteries through its adjustable, multi-stage adaptive charge algorithm.
What is the difference between the 75/10 and the 75/15?
Both accept the same 75 V maximum PV input voltage. The 75/15 delivers up to 15 A of charge current versus 10 A on the 75/10, so it suits slightly larger solar arrays and battery banks.
Do I need extra hardware to set it up?
No. Bluetooth is built in, so you configure and monitor the controller directly from the free VictronConnect app. The VE.Direct port is available if you later want to connect it to a GX device or VRM for remote monitoring.