Renogy or Victron

[jamr]

We've recently purchased a 2025 Alliance Paradigm 310RL. We boondock frequently so want a robust solar system. I'm having 600 watts of solar panels installed and have 400 ah lithium batteries. For the inverter/charger would you go with Renogy or Victron?

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[BryanValRox]

Hi folks, congraulations!

We have a 2024 310RL and love it.

So, while I have experienced Zero Issue with our basic Renogy equipment , Alliance has moved to installing Victron equipment in at least some of their lines(If not all of them,not sure ).
One thing i am certain of is that many, many member of this forum would recommend Victron equipment without hesitation.

 

[Oregon_Camper]

100% Victron.

 

[stanburnb]

200% Victron.

 

[Hilldweller]

I personally find Renogy easier to use but have a Victron right now by default. I also know the owner of Renogy for almost 20 years and sorta get discounts which makes me biased...

But I've got a LiTime battery right now and am finding their products more and more interesting.

So, in an effort to confuse you more: https://www.litime.com/products/60a-mppt-with-bluetooth?variant=47240803746012

I'll be upgrading from my 30 amp to a 60 at some point and will be in the same situation. So I'm interested to see where the discussion goes. I think that product support matters too and, frankly, Renogy is often pretty slow and has some muddy responses. And Victron can be a little too "engineer talk" in their help. And LiTime, errrr, not sure where their customer support might be.