Solar Panels Dual Cab Multivolt Fitted Fuso & Isuzu 2x 240W=480W

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Fuso & Isuzu Dual Cab 480W Multivolt Solar Charging System – Fitted

This fitted solar charging system adds two Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W monocrystalline solar panels and a Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 charge controller to a compatible Fuso or Isuzu dual-cab vehicle.

The two panels provide a combined rated solar capacity of 480W and are professionally mounted to a compatible roof rack or roof-mounting arrangement. The solar array is connected through dedicated in-line solar fuses to the Victron SmartSolar MPPT, which regulates the higher panel voltage into the appropriate charging voltage for a compatible 12V or 24V battery system.

The completed installation can be configured to charge a compatible main battery bank or auxiliary battery bank, depending on the vehicle and its electrical arrangement. Mounting, electrical connection, MPPT configuration and operational testing are completed by AAV4x4 at our Brendale workshop.

Key Features

  • Fitted solar charging system for compatible Fuso and Isuzu dual-cab vehicles
  • 2 x Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W monocrystalline solar panels
  • 480W combined rated solar capacity
  • Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 solar charge controller
  • Compatible with suitable 12V or 24V battery systems
  • Automatic 12V or 24V battery-voltage selection
  • Up to 50A rated charging current
  • Maximum MPPT efficiency of 98%
  • Built-in Bluetooth monitoring and configuration
  • VE.Direct communication port
  • 2 x 15A MC4-compatible in-line solar fuse connectors
  • 30A MIDI fuse and MIDI fuse holder
  • Battery isolator switch with removable control knob
  • 25mm nylon cable gland for cable entry
  • Professionally mounted, configured and tested by AAV4x4

480W Dual-Panel Solar Array

The system uses two Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W fixed solar panels, providing a combined rated solar capacity of 480W under standard test conditions.

Each panel contains 132 monocrystalline 182mm solar cells and provides module efficiency of up to 22.7%. The two panels increase the available solar collection area while retaining a relatively narrow individual panel width of 770mm for integration with compatible dual-cab roof layouts.

Actual solar production will vary according to available sunlight, shading, panel temperature, vehicle orientation, cleanliness and other environmental conditions.

Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W Solar Panels

Each Alvolta Eclipse MAX panel has a maximum rated output of 240W and measures 1615 x 770 x 35mm. The panels use anodised aluminium frames, IP65-rated junction boxes and pre-wired 900mm output cables with MC4-style connectors.

Each panel has the following published electrical performance:

  • Maximum power: 240W
  • Optimum operating voltage: 76.6V
  • Optimum operating current: 3.14A
  • Open-circuit voltage: 89.6V
  • Short-circuit current: 3.29A
  • Module efficiency: up to 22.7%
  • Power tolerance: ±3%

The panels are connected through the solar charge controller rather than directly to the battery bank. The completed array configuration is arranged to remain within the photovoltaic input limits of the Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50.

High-Efficiency Monocrystalline Cells

Each panel contains 132 monocrystalline 182mm cells arranged in a 4 x 33 configuration. Module efficiency of up to 22.7% allows each panel to provide a 240W rating from its 1615 x 770mm surface area.

The narrow panel format assists with positioning two panels on a compatible dual-cab roof rack while allowing for the available vehicle roof area and other installed equipment.

Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50

The Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 regulates power from the two solar panels for charging a compatible 12V or 24V battery bank. It automatically detects the battery-system voltage and provides a rated charging current of up to 50A.

MPPT stands for Maximum Power Point Tracking. The controller continually adjusts the operating point of the connected solar array to obtain the available solar energy as sunlight, shading and panel temperature change.

The controller then converts the incoming solar power into the voltage and current required by the connected battery system.

12V and 24V Battery Compatibility

The SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 automatically selects operation for a compatible 12V or 24V battery system. Its published nominal photovoltaic power capacities are:

  • Up to 700W with a 12V battery system
  • Up to 1400W with a 24V battery system

The fitted 480W solar array remains within the controller’s published nominal photovoltaic power capacity for either supported battery voltage.

The final battery connection and charging configuration are selected according to the vehicle’s main or auxiliary battery bank and the charging requirements of the installed batteries.

Adaptive Battery Charging

The Victron SmartSolar controller uses a multi-stage adaptive charging algorithm. It automatically progresses through the appropriate charging stages to recharge and maintain the connected battery bank.

Charging voltages and operating settings are configured to suit the battery system installed in the vehicle.

Bluetooth Monitoring and VictronConnect

Built-in Bluetooth allows the SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 to connect directly to the VictronConnect app on a compatible device. VictronConnect can be used to configure the controller, monitor current operation and review stored solar-production information.

Available information includes:

  • Solar-array voltage and current
  • Battery voltage and charging current
  • Current charging stage
  • Daily solar production
  • Stored performance trends
  • Controller warnings and operating status

The controller stores trend information for up to 46 days and also includes a VE.Direct port for connection to compatible Victron monitoring equipment.

MPPT Protection

The Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 incorporates electronic protection for:

  • Photovoltaic reverse polarity
  • Photovoltaic short circuits
  • Reverse current from the battery to the panels
  • Output short circuits
  • Excessive operating temperature

The controller provides its full rated output at ambient temperatures up to 40°C and reduces output when required to protect against excessive internal temperature.

Individual Solar Fuse Protection

The installation includes two 15A MC4-compatible in-line solar fuse connectors, providing one dedicated fuse connection for each solar panel circuit.

The MC4-compatible male and female connections allow the fuse holders to be integrated into the solar cabling between the panels and the associated MPPT input circuit.

Battery-Side Circuit Protection

A 30A MIDI fuse and dedicated MIDI fuse holder are included as part of the battery-side electrical installation. These components provide overcurrent protection for the associated charging circuit.

The final cable sizes, fuse arrangement and connection points are determined by the completed vehicle and battery-system configuration.

Battery Isolator

A battery isolator on/off switch is included to provide a dedicated means of isolating the installed circuit. The supplied isolator is rated at 275A at 12V and incorporates a removable control knob.

The isolator allows the relevant circuit to be switched off for inspection, servicing or electrical-system isolation.

Cable Entry

A 25mm nylon cable gland is installed to provide an organised cable-entry point for routing the solar wiring through the appropriate roof, roof rack or vehicle structure.

The final cable-entry location depends on the vehicle, panel position, roof-rack configuration and available internal cable route.

Panel Construction and Temperature Performance

Each solar panel uses a 35mm-deep anodised aluminium frame and an IP65-rated junction box. The published operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.

The panel temperature coefficients are:

  • Maximum-power temperature coefficient: -0.35% per °C
  • Open-circuit-voltage temperature coefficient: -0.275% per °C
  • Short-circuit-current temperature coefficient: -0.045% per °C

Professional Installation

This solar charging system is professionally fitted by AAV4x4 at our Brendale workshop. Installation includes:

  • Secure mounting of two Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W solar panels
  • Installation of the Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50
  • Installation of two 15A MC4-compatible in-line solar fuse connectors
  • Installation of the 30A MIDI fuse and fuse holder
  • Installation of the battery isolator switch
  • Installation of the 25mm cable gland
  • Installation and routing of the required electrical cabling
  • Connection to the selected compatible battery bank
  • Configuration of the MPPT charging settings
  • Inspection and operational testing of the completed system

The final panel positions, cable routes and electrical connection depend on the vehicle, available roof space, roof-rack configuration and existing battery system.

Specifications

Product Fuso & Isuzu Dual Cab Multivolt Solar Charging System
Vehicle application Compatible Fuso and Isuzu dual-cab vehicles
Number of solar panels 2
Solar panel model Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W
Panel type Fixed monocrystalline solar panel
Rated power per panel 240W
Combined rated solar capacity 480W
Optimum operating voltage per panel 76.6V
Optimum operating current per panel 3.14A
Open-circuit voltage per panel 89.6V
Short-circuit current per panel 3.29A
Module efficiency Up to 22.7%
Solar cells per panel 132 monocrystalline 182mm cells in a 4 x 33 configuration
Panel dimensions 1615 x 770 x 35mm each
Panel weight 12.14kg each
Combined panel weight 24.28kg
Panel frame Anodised aluminium
Panel junction box IP65 rated
Panel connectors MC4 style
Panel output cables 4mm², 900mm per panel
Solar charge controller Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50
Supported battery voltage 12V or 24V, automatically selected
Rated charging current 50A
Nominal PV capacity at 12V 700W
Nominal PV capacity at 24V 1400W
Maximum PV open-circuit voltage 100V
Maximum PV short-circuit current 60A
Maximum controller efficiency 98%
Charge algorithm Multi-stage adaptive
Controller communication Built-in Bluetooth and VE.Direct
Controller protection IP43 electronics and IP22 connection area
Controller operating temperature -30°C to 60°C, with full rated output up to 40°C
Controller dimensions 130 x 186 x 70mm
Controller weight 1.3kg
Solar fuses 2 x 15A MC4-compatible in-line fuse connectors
Battery-side fuse 30A MIDI fuse with MIDI fuse holder
Battery isolator On/off switch rated at 275A at 12V with removable knob
Cable entry 25mm nylon cable gland
Battery connection Compatible main or auxiliary battery bank, according to the selected installation
Installation Professionally fitted by AAV4x4 at Brendale

Included

  • 2 x Alvolta Eclipse MAX 240W monocrystalline solar panels
  • 1 x Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 solar charge controller with Bluetooth
  • 2 x 15A MC4-compatible in-line solar fuse connectors
  • 1 x 30A MIDI fuse
  • 1 x MIDI fuse holder
  • 1 x battery isolator on/off switch with removable knob
  • 1 x 25mm nylon cable gland
  • Required installation cabling and workshop consumables
  • Professional mounting and electrical installation by AAV4x4
  • MPPT configuration and operational testing

Important Note

This is a fitted solar charging system for compatible Fuso and Isuzu dual-cab vehicles. Final fitment depends on the vehicle, available roof space and the existing roof rack or mounting arrangement.

The two panels must be connected in a configuration that remains within the Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 maximum photovoltaic input voltage. Each panel has an open-circuit voltage of 89.6V, while the controller has a maximum photovoltaic open-circuit voltage of 100V.

The solar array must remain connected through the Victron MPPT and must not be connected directly to the battery bank.

Do not add further panels or alter the array wiring without first confirming the resulting voltage, current and power against the limits of the Victron SmartSolar MPPT 100/50.

Actual solar generation varies with sunlight intensity, shading, panel temperature, panel orientation and other operating conditions. The 480W figure represents the combined rated output of the two panels under standard test conditions.

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