Took a look at the controller and manual. It appears to be an slight upgrade from their older 7A SCC, but still appears to be the 1970's "hysteresis" type, where it simply cuts in and out between the high and low voltage and "ping pongs" on and off. At first it happens rapidly, then eventually enough capacity is put in so that the ping-pong effect slows down.
These were in favor long before PWM came along. When people wore bell-bottom pants and wide lapels. They aren't that efficient, and I certainly wouldn't use them in a daily-cyclic operation.
And may still be preferable for some radio hobbiests who eschew any sort of switching (other than the relatively slow on/off ping-pong between the two voltages).
Essentially, with the kit, you'd be paying for an SCC that you would want to immediately replace with something else.