For distributors and system integrators sourcing a high-current solar charge controller, the SCC-150A is a 150 A MPPT model designed around configurable battery-system requirements. Its product record identifies a 210 V DC PV voltage, a 250 V DC maximum to confirm for array limits, and menu-selectable 12 / 24 / 48 / 60 / 72 / 96 V DC system settings. That makes the model relevant to larger off-grid and battery charging packages where the controller specification must be matched before quotation.
What the SCC-150A specification includes
The controller is rated at 150 A charging current and uses a 4-phase interleaved buck topology. An LCD provides parameter settings, while the battery voltage is configurable through the controller menu. The database lists lead-acid and lithium battery support, with the charging profile to be configured for the selected battery type. The enclosure measures 340 × 235 × 100 mm and the listed weight is 5.5 kg.
Matching PV and battery requirements
Before selecting this MPPT solar charge controller, confirm the battery chemistry, target system voltage and PV array limits. The available system-voltage settings cover 12 V through 96 V DC, but the correct menu setting and charging profile depend on the actual project. The product record lists 210 V DC PV voltage and a 250 V DC maximum with array limits to confirm, so a quotation should include the planned panel arrangement and open-circuit voltage rather than relying on a generic controller description.
Where this 150 A controller fits
With its high current rating and configurable voltage range, the SCC-150A can be considered for larger off-grid solar systems, battery banks and professional charging packages. It is not a reason to oversize a small system: the battery bank, PV array, protection design and installation requirements should be checked together. Lead-acid and lithium applications are both listed, but the charging profile must be agreed for the selected battery and project.
Information to prepare for a supplier quotation
For a wholesale or bulk-order enquiry, provide the required quantity, battery chemistry, system voltage, PV array voltage, destination market and any packaging or documentation requirements. Also confirm the final PV limits, LCD configuration and charging profile before placing an order. These details help a solar charge controller supplier match the correct configuration instead of quoting only by the 150 A headline rating.
Review the full SCC-150A product specification, then send your battery, PV and quantity information through the GERIXI contact page for configuration and quotation discussion.
