Morningstar for LFP?

[Aphers]

Looking for an MPPT SCC for installation on a yacht. Have been offered a used Morningstar Ecoboost for a good price. Would this be a better buy than a EPever for similar money? I'd be using it with a 32v panels, and a DIY LFP battery with most likely an Overkill BMS (if any of that is relevant).
Thanks

 

[snoobler]

Morningstar is an old top tier brand. If the specifications and price are acceptable, it's the better choice. If you're price driven, EPever is a low to mid-range solution.

 

[Aphers]

Morningstar is an old top tier brand. If the specifications and price are acceptable, it's the better choice. If you're price driven, EPever is a low to mid-range solution.

Thanks. Basically I could get a new 60A EPever for the same price as this used 40A Morningstar. I'm installing around 600w of solar so I expect 40A to be sufficient the vast majority of the time when you start looking at real world performance.
The specs I saw on the Morningstar didn't actually mention LFP... I'll need to dig a bit deeper but surely it is configurable to work with that chemistry.

 

[rhino]

From the Morningstar manual it indicates you can customize all the set points directly from the display. I personally would take the Morningstar one over the EPever.