Distributors serving off-grid homes, farms and small businesses across Latin America often need one controller that can cover many different system sizes. The SCC-80A 80A MPPT solar charge controller is built for that job: a single model with an 80 A rated charging current, a wide battery-voltage range and an LCD for on-site parameter settings, so a distributor can stock fewer SKUs while still serving 12 V home systems and larger 48 V installations.
What the SCC-80A covers
The SCC-80A is an MPPT solar charge controller with an 80 A rated charging current and a 4-phase interleaved buck topology. Its system voltage is configurable by menu setting across 12 / 24 / 48 / 60 / 72 / 96 V DC, and it accepts a maximum PV voltage of 210 V DC (250 V DC maximum — confirm array limits before connecting panels). It supports lead-acid and lithium batteries with a configurable charging profile, and its LCD allows parameter settings on site. The unit measures 270 × 235 × 100 mm and weighs 4.3 kg.
Why voltage flexibility matters for Latin American projects
Projects in the region range from small 12 V lighting and phone-charging kits to 48 V systems powering shops, farms and rural workshops. A controller that only fits one voltage forces a distributor to hold several models for the same customer base. Because the SCC-80A can be set to 12, 24, 48, 60, 72 or 96 V DC, one model can serve that whole range, and installers can configure the voltage on site instead of returning a unit that does not match the battery bank.
Sizing the PV array for an 80 A controller
Before ordering, check the solar array against two limits. First, the total panel open-circuit voltage must stay within the 210 V DC maximum PV voltage (250 V DC absolute maximum). Second, the 80 A charge current sets the charging ceiling for the battery bank, so panel wattage, battery capacity and expected sunlight should be reviewed together. If the array details are unclear, send the panel specifications and battery voltage to the supplier and ask for a compatibility check before placing a bulk order.
Battery matching: lead-acid and lithium
The SCC-80A supports lead-acid and lithium batteries, but the charging profile must be configured for the battery type actually installed. Confirm the battery chemistry, nominal voltage and capacity with the end customer before ordering, and make sure installers know how to set the profile on the LCD. A controller ordered for the wrong battery type is one of the most common causes of avoidable returns.
What to confirm before a bulk order
For a distributor or bulk order, confirm the model (SCC-80A), the quantity, the system voltages and battery types your customers use, and the destination country so shipping and packaging can be quoted correctly. Price, minimum order quantity, lead time and warranty terms are quoted on request — send the model, quantity and destination and the supplier will confirm them. Gerixi has manufactured solar charge controllers and power inverters since 2010, and its products carry CE, RoHS and ISO 9001 certification.
Request a quote for the SCC-80A
See the full specifications on the SCC-80A product page, then send your quantity, system voltage and destination through the contact page for a quotation. Include the panel open-circuit voltage and battery type if you need a compatibility check first.
