Hi Roy. If it's a standard voltage (12V) there are plenty of other
brands, you don't need to stick to that original brand. If you are
using lithium batteries be sure to get a charge controller designed for
that chemistry. What's not clear from what it says on your old
controller is whether it is a voltage-reducing type. The cheap
controllers just limit the current to keep the battery from
overcharging. If the solar panels are designed for "12V" they would
have something like 20V output open-circuit in sun - you can measure
that. Then any cheap controller will be fine. But if the panels output
a higher voltage, e.g., 30 or 40 or more, you need a controller that
can handle that, and ideally it should be converting the voltage down
efficiently (fewer volts, more amps) - it's like a gear box. Those
controllers would be labeled "MPPT".