VICTRON BMV 712 LIFEPO4 SETTINGS GENERATOR

VICTRON BMV 712 LIFEPO4 SETTINGS GENERATOR

One would think that when the system is charging and it’s only dumping in 10 amps via the generator it would show it’s nearly full on the SOC.

The system has 800 watts of solar and generator that can charge the battery bank. Now one would think the SOC would go up and down correctly with the voltage but the BMV-712 shows a low SOC all the time.Īll of the settings are correct for the battleborn batteries firmware is up to date. At that point I synchronize the BMV to 100%. During this process I run nothing off of them and charge them to the point it shows 0.2 Amps or less going into them and 14.4 volts. Tail current (which is not set directly in Amps, but set as a percentage of battery capacity) - Charged detection time. I have charged the batteries several times to full charge. There are 3 BMV (or SmartShunt) settings which control when the SOC is synchronized to 100: - Charged voltage. With the integrated Bluetooth application, we are able to quickly and easily monitor what. I have the BMV-712 smart monitor and it seems it’s never correct on the SOC. Today we take a look at the Victron Energy BMV-712 Battery Monitor. The only things that are not behind a Battery Protect are the BMV-712 shunt/meter, and the Victron BMS itself. I sure this has been covered somewhere but I haven’t found the answer yet. This allows the Victron BMS to disconnect all DC loads in the event of deep discharge. All the usual features are there such as battery state-of-charge, voltage, current load, time-to-go and all user-programmable settings.

Victron bmv 712 lifepo4 settings