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Question: will the MT-5 remote meter work with the etracer MPPT-ET6415 controller
Document: This remote allows you to view the total voltage and current coming from the solar panels and into your battery bank. The provided 2 meter (6') cable was too short for our application (a boat). We used a 5 meter (16') normal straight thru (not crossover) type Cat 5 cable and it works fine. The buttons are good and have a positive feel. The plastic cover is cheap looking, reflective and with the backlight on, hard to read.
The Tracer charge controller that this operates is intended for operating street lights. The idea being the charge controller can help operate the functions of the charge controller. What I wanted was a simple MPPT solar charger. Wha I got was a device that will switch on or off street lights. It switches then off to prevent the battery from being drawn down to low. The settings being the hours of operation. The deeper the discharge, the shorter the battery life.
This remote meter displays the panel voltage, battery voltage and current, load voltage and current battery state of charge. It is also used to program all user inputs to the Tracer controllers. It is not required to program as this can be done from the tracer itself but programming is done easier from the remote. The combination of remote display and remote programming make this a must have.
lolThis remote displays 8 different screens of data. Screens 1 & 2 are (Solar Panel Voltage & battery voltage/battery current). These are the only 2 screens we use for our application on a boat. The 3rd screen is load voltage/load current and is used for night light (Load) operations. The 4th screen displays your battery bank Ah + temp of &#34;remote meter&#34; (useless).
The last screen (discharging Ah/discharging Wh) is only useful for night light (LOAD) operations.Mounting this was a breeze. I used (4) 2&#34; long  #10 stainless steel wood screws and painted the heads black with a Sharpie. We enjoy having this with our Renogy MPPT solar charger so we can see if our free energy system is working.
This is a great device to monitor the charging system and now that I have it sure taken out a lot of guess works or taking the meter and make reading, especially the current reading isn't practical for meter and probes. Plug it in and play around with the arrows and it will display PV voltage a great function which allow me to switch from DC charging when voltage below biased voltage for AC grid tie (for AC solar panel equipped with microinverter).
works as it should. screen is a little touchy so don't put it anywhere the screen will be touched. get it.
The 5th screen (battery percentage/temp. compensation) are not helpful because it uses the voltage to determine the battery % and the compensation we left at the default of -3mv/C because instruction manual was not useful in setting this at all. The 6th screen is (battery bank Ah (again!) / battery type). The default is &#34;Fld&#34; for Flooded type or AGM. Sealed and GEL are also supported.
If not it displays charge voltage and current. These things are useful and that is about it for me.What I don't like is touching the screen turns it into a spaghetti like maze of illegible garbage. Furthermore because of the short cable, I installed it low under my sink. I found it impossible to read unless I sit on the floor and look up at it.
Good unit, nice way to keep track of what my panels are doing thru out the day. Would buy again. dew
Answer: yes