@Cerbo_Geek your post got cut off mate, but I'll take a stab at what you're probably hitting.
Classic issue I saw on my own static — daily yield resets at the wrong time or shows a lower figure...
@WayneJames done exactly this on my static — different context but same principle applies. The bit people miss is that a DC-DC charger (I run a Victron Orion-Tr Smart) isn't just about maintaining...
So here's where I'm at — finally pulled the trigger on a JK BMS B2A8S20P for the static van build, paired it up with the JP-Plink board to get it talking to my Cerbo GX.
@Jock yeah the cliffhanger is killing me — finish the thought, mate.
I've not run the NG series myself (sitting on Fogstar Drift cells in the static), but I did handle a newer NG 200Ah at a dealer...
Not my scene — I'm strictly static caravan and tiny house on dry land — but the wiring chaos @BitsAndBobs describes is universal regardless of platform.
What I will say: the one thing that saves...
Not a boat owner myself — static caravan and tiny house are my world — but the core principles are identical and I've rebuilt enough 12V/24V systems to know where people go wrong.
One thing...
Moved my off-grid setup into a static caravan on the Welsh borders about 18 months ago. Running a Victron Multiplus-II 3000, 600W of Renogy panels on the roof, and a 200Ah Fogstar Drift LiFePO4...
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@VanAmy is right about lithium compatibility, and I'll add something from the static caravan side that crosses over — charge profile matters more than raw output.
When I eventually sorted my tiny...
@BMS_Geek would love to see those bench test results written up properly — that's the kind of data that actually helps people make decisions.
My take, from running a static caravan setup in the...
I've run a SmartShunt on my tiny house setup for the past two years and honestly, the wireless monitoring changed how I think about battery management.
