Victron Energy VE.Bus to VE.Can Interface is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Victron Energy VE.Bus to VE.Can interface (ASS030520115) connects a VE.Bus system with one or more VE.Can MPPT solar chargers. It was designed for Hub-1 systems with grid feedback, allowing the VE.Bus device to instruct supported solar chargers to continue operating at maximum power point so excess PV power can be fed back.
Installation is simple: connect the interface between the VE.Bus device and supported solar charger(s). The connected networks provide power to the interface, so no separate supply is required. Important: Victron lists this interface as deprecated and no longer required and it should only be considered for compatible legacy Hub-1 systems.
Victron Energy VE.Bus to VE.Can Interface is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Victron Energy VE.Bus to VE.Can interface (ASS030520115) connects a VE.Bus system with one or more VE.Can MPPT solar chargers. It was designed for Hub-1 systems with grid feedback, allowing the VE.Bus device to instruct supported solar chargers to continue operating at maximum power point so excess PV power can be fed back.
Installation is simple: connect the interface between the VE.Bus device and supported solar charger(s). The connected networks provide power to the interface, so no separate supply is required. Important: Victron lists this interface as deprecated and no longer required and it should only be considered for compatible legacy Hub-1 systems.
