As I get closer to wiring this up, I wanted to confirm my understanding on charge control is correct. ABMS is at stock configuration: cell over-voltage switch-off per cell 3.85 V over-vo...
As I get closer to wiring this up, I wanted to confirm my understanding on charge control is correct. ABMS is at stock configuration: cell over-voltage switch-off per cell 3.85 V over-vo...
Sometimes the answer is right in front of you and you can\'t see it. From that same forum post: \"Some of the devices are controlled by applying ground so ground is connected to fused input a...
Thanks. 3.6A would be pushing it. Probably better to just use a second relay and avoid blowing that little fuse. The alternator is the only charge source not controlled by the CAN bus so usin...
Thinking about this more. Could I use the CHARGE NO wire to provide field voltage in leu of a second relay? I read in this post https://www.offgridsoftwaresolutions.com/ws500-user-forum/topic...
For the record, it is possible to drill and tap the back side of a Victron shunt to accept additional leads. cheers
In my setup, I\'m planning to only have a single solenoid and have it for low voltage disconnect (discharge) as all of my charge sources (less the alternator) are Victron and controlled by DVCC. Th...
I have a 140 amp alternator (internal regulator) servicing my house LFP pack that is managed by a REC Active BMS. The engine start battery (AGM) is isolated from the house pack and is charged by...
Thanks. I didn\'t want to get the data off the network for the reasons you mentioned. I wasn\'t sure if I could just put the sense wires on the big terminals. It makes sense that you could bu...
Is it possible to have the REC Active BMS make use of a Victron Smart Shunt? The Smart Shunt doesn\'t have any provisions for hooking up additional sense wires (not very smart IMO).
Thanks. I\'ll see if I can break out / export the relevant bits and post them here. Here\'s a screen shot showing basic operations. The Functions not shown sent various alerts to the slack chann...
While on shore power, I wrote charge control functions in Node Red on the Cerbo GX. At first I tried keeping it between 30% and 60% but I\'ve found it easiest to charge to 100% and run them down...
