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I have bundled a panel, MPPT controller with display, cables, battery fuse, 25 mm railing mounts, and deck gland into three packages for your existing 12 V battery bank.
All prices include VAT. See dimensions, cable lengths, and installation requirements on the product page. Battery and installation work are not included; boat-specific fastenings and additional materials may be required.
Calculate your consumption · Ask Jan which package is right for you
Don't start with the wattage alone. First, measure the space you actually have, assess your daily power consumption, and then choose your panel and MPPT controller.
The controller must match both the panel voltage and the maximum charging current.