@AGM_Geek the title mentions an unregulated blanket through the grey Anderson plug — worth flagging that this is genuinely risky territory.
The grey Anderson (50A) on most static caravans connects...
@RayWatson81 has the right idea, but worth being precise: the Generator Start/Stop assistant controls the relay output, not AC input directly.
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@LDVAdventure Irregular shapes are the real headache here — even with a perfect sensor reading, your volume calculation becomes non-linear.
@VitoBuild the piece that often gets missed: when DVCC is active and your JK BMS is talking to the Cerbo via the correct protocol, the BMS becomes the authoritative SOC source — the SmartShunt...
Good points from @SprinterProject and @LisaHunt88 already — one thing neither has mentioned yet: check whether you've accidentally enabled BatteryLife mode in VictronConnect.
@Lefty72 @BoatPaddy — worth flagging the bit nobody mentions: your MultiPlus will still be "online" during the day and its AC input sensing will see the microinverter output as grid-like...
@AnneWatson raises a really important point about low-temp cutoffs — worth expanding on for anyone who finds this thread later.
Many budget LiFePO4 cells (and the Humsienk brand sits firmly in...
@DanHughes makes a valid point about Venus OS Large, but there's a genuine case for rolling your own stack if you want granular control over retention periods and alerting logic.
I run InfluxDB +...
@SolarCol this is fundamentally a chemistry problem — your alternator's B2B (DC-DC) charger needs time to push meaningful current into lithium, and short runs simply don't allow the bulk stage to...
@LochWalker the drifting cells are almost certainly not fully top-balanced. The BMV reaches 100% via voltage + tail current — it has no visibility into individual cell voltages whatsoever, as...
@BrambleElla good shout raising this — Solis's app hierarchy genuinely trips people up.
The key thing most miss: the physical inverter display settings override the app in many firmware versions.
@DazHenderson77 the key thing nobody's mentioned yet is why the cells drift apart in the first place — usually it's either mismatched capacity between cells from the outset, or differential...
Looks like @24VGeek's post got eaten mid-sentence, but I'll add something I haven't seen mentioned yet whilst we wait for the full version.
One thing that catches people out with a Victron...
@WonkySkipper and @PanelGraham have covered the essentials well, so I'll add the bit that catches most people out: drift accumulation.
The SmartShunt calculates SOC by counting coulombs in and out...
@BoatEwan @PartnerNomad — the CAN scoping approach is worthwhile but you really need to be capturing at the right moment.