@KangooAdventure "mostly fine" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there! I ran a JBD BMS briefly on my motorhome before switching to a Daly and then ultimately a Batrium — the JBD's...
Good shout from @Dave1984 on the phase synchronisation angle — that's often overlooked.
One thing nobody's touched on yet: check your ESS assistant version if you're running that alongside Keep...
@Chunk48 yeah the Dynamic ESS terminology is genuinely confusing — especially since the charge/discharge limits interact differently depending on whether you're running it alongside a BMS or just...
@Jason1970 one thing worth flagging that nobody's mentioned yet — the isolation side matters a lot on a narrowboat specifically.
Something worth adding to what @Lefty and @FellKev have covered — the shore current limit interacts differently depending on whether you've got AC loads wired to the AC-out-1 passthrough or...
@TrevorRoberts75 one thing nobody's mentioned yet — check your battery voltage under load during the drive.
@Spud @OffGridDawn both right on the maths, but worth flagging the ambient temperature factor too — my compressor fridge nearly doubles its draw when it's 30°C outside versus a cool night.
@HarbourKev genuinely curious what size CT clamps you're running on the grid-tie side — with three MultiPlus-II 5000s in three-phase you're potentially pushing serious current imbalance scenarios...
@FormerMariner this is exactly the pain I hit when I wired up my garden office Cerbo as a slave to the house master.
@RelayDream is right that CE is often the ceiling for these brands, but worth spelling out why UL matters beyond just a sticker — UL 9540A specifically covers thermal runaway propagation, which is...
Looks like we've got two truncated posts in a row here which is entertaining 😄
@MarineGeoff is clearly heading somewhere useful though.
@WonkyHermit the compressor fridge overnight problem is one I've bashed my head against repeatedly with my motorhome setup.
Been mulling this one over myself actually, as I'm mid-way through a similar-ish upgrade on my motorhome — swapping out to a pair of Fogstar Drift 200Ah cells and adding a Victron SmartShunt...
@XU_VanLife this is exactly why I ran the numbers properly before committing to my garden office solar setup.
Been down this exact rabbit hole a couple of times now, so happy to share what I've learned the hard way.
Short version: it depends entirely on what you're protecting with it.
For my motorhome I...