Schneider Electric XW-MPPT-60 Specifications

Product applications

Why choose Conext™ MPPT 60 150?

Higher return on investment

• Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) algorithm

continually seeks the maximum power available from

the PV array

• Improve battery life with selectable multi-stage

temperature-compensatedcharging

• Five-year standard warranty

Flexible

• Stand-alone application or full integration with Conext

XW and Conext SW inverter/charger system

• Compatible with any brand of PV module

• Remote monitoring available

Easy to install

• Conﬁgurable auxiliary output

• LCD screen with faceplate buttons for conﬁguration

and systemmonitoring

• Integrated PV ground fault protection for negative

grounded arrays

Backup power

Residential grid-tie solar

with backup power

Off-grid solar

Community electrification

Self-consumption

Product at a glance

The Conext

MPPT 60 150 is a PV charge controller that tracks

the maximum power point of a PV array to deliver the maximum

available current for charging batteries. When charging, the

Conext

MPPT 60 150 regulates battery voltage and output current

based on the amount of energy available from the PV array and

state-of-charge of the battery.

Conext™ MPPT 60 150

solar charge controller

MPPT multi-stage charging,

better battery life.

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Conext™ MPPT 60 150 solar charge controller MPPT multi-stage charging, better battery life. Product at a glance Why choose Conext™ MPPT 60 150? The Conext MPPT 60 150 is a PV charge controller that tracks the maximum power point of a PV array to deliver the maximum available current for charging batteries. When charging, the Conext MPPT 60 150 regulates battery voltage and output current based on the amount of energy available from the PV array and state-of-charge of the battery.
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Conext™ MPPT 60 150 solar charge controller Device short name solar.schneider-electric.com | 2 Conext™ MPPT 60 150 Electrical specifications Nominal battery voltage 12, 24, 36, 48, 60 V Battery voltage operating range 0 Vdc to 80 Vdc PV array operating voltage 140 V Max. PV array open circuit voltage 150 V including temperature correction factor Max. array short-circuit current 60 A (48 A @ STC) Max. charge current 60 A (for all battery voltages except 60 V) Max. and min.