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I had been looking for a smart solar charge controller for my boat lift battery for a couple of weeks. Bluemarine had every Victron model in stock so I had a wide range of choices. This model fit my needs perfectly at the lowest price anywhere.
Mark Robbins - Victron SmartSolar Charge Controller MPPT
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So glad I was able to get my Inverter in such a short time. My system was only down for a couple days due to Bluemarine being such a great company.
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If you are a full time RV owner, this is the inverter system, you want on board. The support you get is outstanding and Excellent.
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We’re a Seattle distributor of Victron Energy parts with a team of ABYC and Oceanvolt certified technicians always ready to help.
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925 NW 49th St, Suite C
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