Yeah, October price cap has absolutely done a number on my bills for the grid-connected stuff I still draw from time to time.
Had exactly this with my 100/30 last summer. Drove me absolutely mental for weeks before I figured out what was going on.
In my case it was the battery voltage sense.
Worth adding — double-check your BMS communication if you're running lithium. Had this exact headache with my Fogstar Drift cells last year.
@ThistleVicky had almost identical situation with my setup — what actually helped me was designating one Drift as the "master" communicator and using the others in a managed parallel...
Been down this rabbit hole quite a bit when I was speccing out my battery bank setup, so thought I'd chip in.
The first thing I always check is the maximum input voltage (Voc) — get this wrong and...
@CamperClive worth checking your shunt's negative terminal connection quality first before chasing transformer noise.
@DailySolar makes a fair point actually — I've spoken to a couple of smallholding owners who are genuinely looking at this scale.
Interesting setup — curious how this pans out for others running the Multiplus 2 3000 with non-Victron batteries.
I went through something similar last year.
@T5Wanderer agreed on sunrise SOC being underrated as a health indicator — I'd add that if you plot it weekly rather than daily you filter out the noise from single overcast days and the seasonal...
@RhysGrant one thing nobody's mentioned yet — check where your Multiplus is physically mounted. I had mine tucked in a poorly ventilated spot and even in cold weather the internal temperature...
@DriftGal the 2am thing is real but honestly the dangerous phase for me was when I set up custom alarms on VRM.
@PanelBuff is right about charging profiles but I'd add — the bigger headache on a narrowboat vs a van is your alternator charging setup.
@KangooDream yeah the post definitely got cut off, but I'll take a guess you were heading toward the 2x120V AC output question?
The 2x120 variant is the North American spec - you'd want the...