For distributors and project buyers comparing an MPPT solar charge controller supplier, the SCC-80A is a clear starting point when the charging design calls for an 80 A controller and a configurable battery-voltage menu. It is intended for PV-to-battery charging in off-grid and battery-based solar installations; it is not an AC inverter.
What the SCC-80A is designed to do
The SCC-80A is an 80 A MPPT solar charge controller with a 4-phase interleaved buck topology. Its LCD provides operating data and parameter settings. The product data also lists current-limiting charging mode, lithium-battery activation, external temperature-probe support, Modbus, a Bluetooth applet and BMS communication. Confirm the interface, protocol and supplied accessories for the ordered configuration.
Match the battery and PV design before quoting
The database lists menu settings for 12 / 24 / 48 / 60 / 72 / 96 V DC (menu setting). These are selectable system-voltage options, not a claim that one unit automatically accepts every battery bank. The catalog solar-input figure is 210 V DC (250 V DC Max.; confirm array limits). Because the complete MPPT operating range and array-power limits must be confirmed for the model, check open-circuit voltage at the lowest design temperature, array arrangement and the supplier documentation before wiring.
Battery chemistry is listed as lead-acid and lithium, with a charging profile to be configured. For lithium projects, provide the battery model and BMS details so protocol compatibility and charging settings can be checked. The controller supplies PV-to-battery charging; a separately matched inverter is needed when the system also requires battery-to-AC output.
Physical specification for system planning
The enclosure is 270 × 235 × 100 mm and the net weight is 4.3 kg. SCC-40A, SCC-60A and SCC-80A share this compact enclosure family, while the SCC-80A is the 80 A version and uses the 4-phase topology. Reverse-polarity, PV short-circuit, charging overcurrent and TVS surge protection are listed in the product data. Use the rated charging current and battery charge limits to size the array and confirm the installation protection scheme.
Information to send for a wholesale or bulk-order quotation
A practical B2B inquiry should include the SCC-80A model, quantity, PV module data, series/parallel arrangement, battery voltage, battery chemistry, BMS details and destination. Ask the solar charge controller supplier to confirm model-specific PV limits, communication interfaces, accessories, branding, packaging, price, lead time and warranty terms. These commercial details are configuration-specific and are not assumed here.
Review the product and request a quote
See the full SCC-80A product details before final system matching. For availability, configuration review or a bulk-order quotation, use the GERIXI contact page and include the battery, PV, quantity and destination information above.
