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I am looking to upgrade my boat charging system. I currently have an non Victron MPPT controller and old three stage mains charger. I am looking at a Pheonix Smart IP43 12/50 (1+1) and Smartsolar MPPT 100/20. From previous experience even with large wire, voltage drop is a significant issue for optimal charging. I will fit a Smartsense for voltage drop and temperature compensation. Can the Smartsense, IP43 and MPPT be connected to one network.

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Alexandra answered ·

@MistyB

It is compatible with the smart network. They can all network.

See the manual here...

I got caught by a Google search the old manual comes up first saying it will be in the future.... Turns out we are in the future ;)

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mistyb avatar image mistyb commented ·
I am now going to add a Smartshunt, do I still need the Smartsense or does the Smartshunt provide battery voltage and temperature to the network?
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The smart shunts will do this
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