- Maximum Battery Current: 60 amps | Remote Temperature Sensor (RTS) included
- Nominal Maximum Solar Input: 12 Volt: 600 Watts | 24 Volt: 1200 Watts | 48 Volt: 2400 Watts
- Maximizes Energy Harvest | Extremely High Reliability | Very High Efficiency
- Extensive Networking and Communication Capabilities | Metering and Data Logging
- Certified to IEC 62093
Morningstar TS-MPPT-60 TriStar MPPT Solar Controller with Remote Temperature Sensor (RTS). Some images shown with optional meter installed.
The TriStar MPPT solar controller with TrakStar Technology is an advanced maximum power point tracking (MPPT) battery charger for off-grid photovoltaic (PV) systems up to 3kW.
Other brands survive harsh conditions. Morningstar thrives in them.
With more than 25 years of experience and well over four million products in over 100 countries – most of them still in operation – Morningstar has truly earned its reputation for building the “world’s leading solar controllers.” At Morningstar, the word “reliability” means a lot more than a marketing adjective. Morningstar’s employee-owned culture works hard to maintain the lowest hardware failure rate in the industry, because our own reputations literally ship with every product.
That’s why system designers of the most mission-critical solar energy installations around the world insist on Morningstar components, and why you should too on your next project. From mineral mines in South America to telecom repeater stations in Canada, from gas wells in the Middle East to mountain peaks in Nepal, Morningstar technology and legendary quality make the difference between success and failure – and make renewable energy a practical, cost-effective, and long-term solution.
TrakStar MPPT
All Morningstar MPPT (Multiple Power Point Tracking) Controllers have TrakStar technology to maximize energy harvest by operating the system at the maximum power level possible.
- Rapidly sweeps the entire solar I-V curve
- Recognizes multiple power points during shading or mixed solar arrays
- Provides superior performance at sunrise and low solar insulation levels