Victron SmartSolar MPPT 250/70-Tr VE.Can Solar Charge Controller | SCC125070421

The Victron SmartSolar MPPT 250/70-Tr VE.Can is a high-voltage MPPT solar charge controller rated for up to 250V open-circuit PV input and 70A maximum charge current. It suits professional off-grid, hybrid and large battery installations where VE.Can networking and precise charge control matter.

Key features

• Input voltage, up to 250V PV open-circuit.
• Charge current, up to 70A output.
• Networking, VE.Can port for integration with Quattro inverters, Cerbo GX and other VE.Can devices.
• Bluetooth, built-in, for setup, monitoring and firmware updates through VictronConnect.
• Wiring, screw terminal (Tr) connections for fixed installations.
• Battery compatibility, lithium (LiFePO4), AGM, gel and flooded, with programmable charge algorithms.

System integration

VE.Can lets this controller talk directly to a GX device such as a Cerbo GX or Venus GX, enabling system-level monitoring and DVCC (Distributed Voltage and Current Control) across multiple sources on the same CAN bus. Several units can run in parallel on one VE.Can bus for larger systems, and a BMS can govern charge parameters across all connected devices.

Applications

• Off-grid systems with high-voltage PV strings and large battery banks.
• Telecom and remote monitoring sites needing networked charge management.
• Marine and vehicle installations specifying VE.Can integration.
• Commercial and agricultural off-grid sites using Victron GX monitoring.
• Multi-source systems coordinating solar, inverter/charger and BMS via DVCC.

Technical specifications

What's included

• Victron SmartSolar MPPT 250/70-Tr VE.Can charge controller

Installation notes

This controller operates at up to 250V DC on the PV input, so installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician or accredited solar installer. PV string open-circuit voltage must not exceed 250V under any temperature condition. VE.Can wiring needs correct termination resistors at each end of the bus, and DVCC settings should be configured through the GX device rather than on the controller itself.