🔆 Power your freedom with intelligent solar control!
The ATEM POWER 20A MPPT Solar Charge Controller delivers industry-leading 99% tracking and 98% conversion efficiency, compatible with multiple battery chemistries including lithium. Designed with robust ABS and aluminum housing, it offers advanced protections against electrical faults and environmental stress, making it ideal for off-grid homes, RVs, and remote setups. User-friendly features like simple screw terminals, LED status indicators, and a lithium battery activation mode ensure optimized, safe, and efficient solar energy management.
Item Weight | 0.42 Kilograms |
Display Type | LCD |
Voltage | 24 Volts (DC) |
Material Type | Strengthened ABS, Aluminum Alloy |
Color | black |
S**Y
Easy to use and set up for various battery options.
I was able to recover the LIFEPO4 batteries out of a damaged solar generator. The batteries and the charging port were all that was salvageable. I made a new solar generator out of a 50 caliber steel ammo box. I have the batteries connected to this charge controller along with solar panels and an inverter. This fits nicely inside the ammo box with the other components.
A**R
Keeps ham radio battery charged
Works as described. Keeps my solar panels charging my LiFePO4 batteries for my Yaesu FT-818 at an appropriate voltage and current while operating the transceiver portable. While I haven't tested the USB power ports yet, I am very pleased with this purchase after using it for about half a month.
J**D
Solar panel for excavator
Used this to control voltage for my excavator
U**.
As advertised, very happy
This unit does everything it was advertised to do. Both of them are working perfectly.
K**N
Just OK
It's a mediocre charge controller that has the most impractical terminal hookups.
B**K
Would be great except
The opening where you connect the cable is two small. I connected the largest wire I could fit to it about three inches long and then connected a more suitable gauge wire from there. Hopefully that cuts down the resistance.
M**R
Advertised correctly, the images are true. Highly Recommended.
Being new to solar, I am building my own portable power station and in need of a small MPPT charge controller (10-20 amp) that will charge 12 or 24 volt batteries. While learning and testing, I have this unit paired with 2 100w folding panels and a 500w inverter. Hooked up my shop fan to it that draws around 90w, while fan is running fine, the charge controller is outputting around 50w to the battery. Everything seems to be running fine and I can run the fan all day as long as the sun is out. Now I just need larger panels to step up the game.
T**R
Died in 48 hours.
The thing worked great for about 48 hours. I had it hooked to 2 renogy 100W watt panels in series charging 2 100AH batteries. I got a 500W pure sinewave inverter running a small 3.5CF deep freezer drawing about 60W. I got up 3 hours ago and the things just flashing random lights in full sun. It was cheap enough I'll take the loss and move on to something else. In the meantime my jackery 1000 will be running the system, it can power this fridge for nearly 3 days with no sun so nothing should spoil on me. I think I'll go victron this time.
Trustpilot
4 days ago
2 months ago