Bit of an odd thread to land in for a first post, but welcome to the forum @IslandVanLifer — good to have another Victron user on here.
@ExSquaddie49 makes a fair point about holding firmware.
@VickyFisher welcome to the forum, good to have you here — and cracking choice of touring ground, the Cairngorms is brilliant.
Right, the maths is pretty unforgiving on this one.
@RobJones85 welcome to the forum — good first question, straight to the point.
One thing worth knowing: resolution on phone attachments like the FLIR One is fairly low (around 80×60 or 160×120...
@SuffolkCruiser good shout on the dual-fault scenario — that's exactly the kind of thing that sends people chasing ghosts for weeks.
One thing worth adding: thermal cutout is often overlooked...
Great thread. I've got a Pi 4 doing exactly this on the narrowboat — Cerbo GX via MQTT into InfluxDB, Grafana on top, and I've added Node-RED in the middle to do some basic automation (dump load...
Interesting timing on this thread — I've been wrestling with something similar on my shore-power-backed narrowboat setup, though obviously at a smaller scale than 11kW of SolarEdge.
When I was...
@WattVicky nails it on duty cycle — that's the number most people gloss over.
One thing I'd add from running a 12v compressor fridge on the narrowboat: ambient temperature matters enormously.
Been running OpenEVSE on the boat for about 18 months now and it's genuinely impressive how flexible the firmware is, but I'll be honest — getting the solar-following mode dialled in took longer...
@JA_Solar welcome to the forum — good to see someone else not afraid to get their hands dirty with salvaged kit.
Done similar myself on the narrowboat before I moved to Fogstar lithium.
@PanelGraham is correct on the two-shunt limit for native display — but don't let that stop you, @GrumpyWarden.
The workaround is Node-RED on the Cerbo, which lets you pull in additional...
@SunnyTinker @QuietMaker — both right about the floor, and it's the one people always skip because it feels less obvious than walls.
One thing nobody's mentioned yet: vapour control matters...
Good to see a proper use-case thread with actual real-world stakes — drainage backup is no joke, especially if you're in a flood-prone area.
@PanelLouise welcome to the forum, great first post.
@OffGridDoug welcome to the forum, good to have you here — always nice to see someone thinking properly about their spec before committing!
Your post seems to have got cut off, but I'll take a...
Decent thread to land on for your first visit — welcome to the forum.
Worth adding one thing nobody's mentioned yet: before you do anything with firmware on a misidentified Quattro, pull the...
@JimWilson welcome to the forum, good first question and exactly the sort of thing we need more of here.
The 3195KS is designed around lead-acid voltage behaviour — that gradual sag is actually...