SCC60AMPPT 60 Amp MPPT Solar Charge Controller, 12, 24, 36 and 48 Volt Solar Systems; 4 Stage Charging; Battery Type Selector; Stackable; Over Temp Protection

I have not hooked up panels to it yet, only the battery and solar cable leads. But with the exception of the fairly minor annoyances noted below, I am sure the unit will work fine. Manual is a little lacking and they should send a magnifying glass with it to read. Look up the manual online which you can actually read. No explanation of how to press buttons to change settings. Through trail and error you can figure it out. One screen which shows watts, volts etc. (4 items on one screen) cannot be user set but rather sets itself when you hook up solar panels, but nowhere in manual does it mention that. Not everyone has a computer close by to hookup comm port to change settings.The clamps in the plastic housings on bottom that accept your power and solar wires seem flimsy. Be careful if you have to move controller with wires attached because it looks like the housings that the wires are in could possibly break, and the screw that tightens the battery and solar wires in the clamps is real small and takes a lot of force to hold in wires firmly so be careful not to strip phillips head screws. I used 6 gauge wire for battery leads which fit clamps but difficult to tighten down. Also no mention of best location to attach the temp. sensor on battery. (tape near the negative battery post) I have not hooked up panels to it yet, only the battery and solar cableleads.

I have been running an aims power inverter 4000w for 4 years. After the warranty had expired by 1 week I had a problem due to my own fault . I called the company and even told them that I caused the problem and the product was one week over the warranty. Aims Power Equipment told me they would cover it anyhow. I have nothing to say except the company builds sound rugged high quality Equipment from my experience. I have yet to receive the controller, but called the company and found out that the connectors are hard connected. No flaky spring connections. I already have a control box for my solar and 80 amp and it already caught on fire because of the flaky spring-loaded connections. I've had enough headaches and decided to spend the extra money and get a real product. Granted some complain about the software blah blah blah. My experience tells me I can connect the product and I am done. No problems with the unit.

Great charger for solar. It's quite on account it doesn't use a fan.

This unit was installed to replace to MorningStar 60 MPPTs. Not because the MS were bad just because I wanted to reuse them else where and alter the configuration. This AIMS unit was and is defective. It will charge only up to ~54 volts then ramp down toward zero. It's like the firmware is corrupt or the voltage sensor is uncalibrated. I sent AIMS photos and all specs multiple time. In the back and forth they just kept asking for the same information over and then told me my solar panels were hooked up incorrectly saying I had them all in parallel. This is not the case and at no point did I ever state anything of the sort, the MS units would have never worked perfect for years if that was the case. After they will not respond to me anymore. This was a company I bought 10Ks of products from and had good success and was recommending them, then when the first product had a legitimate issue this is how they treated me. They treated me with nothing disrespect and obfuscation. I pulled the unit and replaced back the MS units. Months later I still have this AIMs that was bad on arrival and no recourse. Since I didn't install it fast enough to catch the problem Amazon would not return it after 30 days.

This unit replaced a Renogy 40 amp that lasted about a year before it just quit working one day. Renogy solar panels are great but their controllers are crap. Don't waste your money. Comparing the Aims controller to a Renogy controller is like comparing a Mercedes Benz to a Ford Fiesta. The difference in quality and ease of use is that dramatic. I was so impressed with the Aims controller that I replaced a Xantrex 2000w converter with an Aims 4000w converter. The Xantrex would not power my 15,000 btu air conditioner. It would just shut down. The Aims powers my AC, my microwave and TV all at the same time with no problem. The units have only been in use for a few months so we will see about their durability but these are impressive units so far.

This is a nice, robust looking unit. So far it has worked flawlessly. The instructions are a little short in description, but any guy who is handy enough can figure it out. I did have one issue which thus far doesn't appear to be an issue at all. I noticed when I switched on the load from the menu on the controller, the amber ALARM led lit up constant. This occurred whether a load was actually connected or not. I called the AIMS Tech Service and I have to say, I must have been talking to someone new. He did not seem to be sure why it was doing that and asked me to send in the unit for testing. This was inconvenient as I had just installed it a few days before. Not wanting to risk a fire I followed his directions. Shipping there and back was extremely fast. A three day turn around. They ended up sending me another brand new unit. When I hooked it up again, same issue, amber ALARM led with load on. Manual does not express what this is. However, everything works as expected, load works, batteries charge, etc., etc. Does not appear to be a problem. It seems as though the amber light just signifies that the load feature is switched on. I did email AIMS and explained this to them and never got a reply. That was disappointing. Nevertheless, the unit does appear to be working and doing what it is designed to do. It’s only been about 2 months so I will update if anything negative happens. If no update then it’s still working great. I do believe at this point I am going to be buying another one for my other solar system.

Used on my RV. I restored works great. Nice menu driven options to choose from on the display