100A Solar Charge Controller with 2 USB Port

This charge controller distinguishes itself in several ways from every other charge controller I've seen of the same size and cost. One of these claims (#1) is fairly dubious, so I'm knocking off a star for that, but the rest of its advantages are legit.

Pretty nice generic charger. This is not for the best system of the world, but it’s perfect for a small systems or just getting started in solar. Insulation is easy and instructions are pretty easy to understand. Voltage rates tend to go with what it says and I have no complaints. If you’re looking for something serious, I would spend more money and look for something else like an actual MPPT charger however this does the job in a pinch.

This charge 100A controller version is good for a mobile charging system. It says it can handle up to 100A, but I wouldn't put that much through it, it would be technically impossible because the wiring wouldn't support it. For thought, 100A is about 20 100 watt solar panels, that would probably FRY this thing. I'm not sure how much it would actually handle it has no heatsink like a 100A would have.

However, this does work and works well with a single 50 or 100 or 200 watt panel for example, hooked up to a battery. This would work perfectly for a small mobile solar battery with a panel to charge a battery. I'd say you could get a 200 watt panel and charge a 100 amp hour battery in 5 hours with this.

This solar charged controller is very compact and functional. You don't find many with more than 1 USB port, let alone 3. And the 2 device ports are great to distribute power. The control housing itself isn't waterproof or resistant, so ensure it's protected from the elements in an electrical box or battery box. The menu and controls are simple enough, and you shouldn't have to mess with them after setting if you use switches beyond the device power plugs.

This solar charge controller has more features than any other I have had in its price range. It has many different outputs as well as a digital display.

I also love that it comes with power jacks, a cable and also terminal adapters. This makes it very versatile for me.

I do not believe it can handle 100 Amps though. Not even close. Look at a power inverter which pulls 1200 Watts and see the size of the wires. There is no way you can push that much current through those tiny connectors.

But I will use this at max 10 Amps and be happy with it. It does the job for me.