Victron Energy BlueSolar PWM-LCD&USB 48V-30A

Name: Victron Energy BlueSolar PWM-LCD&USB 48V-30A
Brand: Victron Energy
SKU: SCC040030050
Price: 57.89 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Victron Energy | SKU: SCC040030050

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Description

The Victron Energy BlueSolar PWM-LCD&USB 48V-30A is a reliable PWM solar charge controller designed for 48V battery systems, providing up to 30A of charging current. Its integrated LCD display makes system status and charging information easy to view, while two 5V USB outputs provide convenient power for compatible USB devices.

Programmable three-stage battery charging with bulk, absorption and float stages supports effective battery management. The controller also features programmable lighting control, load output protection, low-voltage disconnect and reverse-polarity protection, making it suitable for off-grid solar systems, lighting applications and battery charging installations.

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Three-Stage Charging

Three-stage PWM charging manages bulk, absorption and float for dependable battery care.

Clear System Monitoring

The LCD shows battery voltage, capacity, charge status and load current at a glance.

Automatic Lighting Control

Programmable lighting modes automate load operation from sunset through sunrise.

Built-In Protection

Protection against overcurrent, short circuits and reverse polarity improves reliability.

Battery Discharge Protection

Low-voltage disconnect helps prevent excessive battery discharge and reconnects the load.

Convenient USB Power

Two 5 V USB outputs provide convenient power for compatible devices at the installation.

Specifications

System Voltage	["48V"]

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Volts Energies an authorized Victron Energy dealer?

Yes. Volts Energies is an authorized Victron Energy dealer and distributor in Canada. All Victron products sold at Volts Energies are genuine, covered by full Victron warranty, and eligible for Victron technical support.

What is the Victron VRM portal?

The Victron Remote Management (VRM) portal is a free cloud-based monitoring platform that displays real-time and historical data from your entire Victron system. It is accessible from any browser or mobile device and requires a Victron GX device (such as the Cerbo GX) connected to your system.

What is the difference between Victron MultiPlus and Quattro?

The MultiPlus has one AC input and combines an inverter, charger, and transfer switch in one unit. The Quattro has two AC inputs, it can accept both grid and generator power simultaneously and switch automatically between them. The Quattro is used in larger and more complex off-grid and hybrid systems requiring full redundancy.

Can I use Victron products with non-Victron batteries?

Yes. Victron MPPT controllers, inverter chargers, and battery chargers are compatible with most third-party batteries including Pylontech LiFePO4 batteries stocked at Volts Energies. Some advanced integration features such as dynamic charge current control require compatible BMS communication with GX devices.

What is the VictronConnect app used for?

VictronConnect lets you configure, monitor and update all Victron Smart-series products wirelessly over Bluetooth from any iOS or Android device, set charge parameters, view live data and read history.

Do Victron products work in cold Canadian winters?

Yes. Victron inverters and chargers are rated to perform reliably from −40°C to +65°C, making them well suited to year-round Canadian off-grid, cabin and marine use.

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