Muddy Maker

Bit of a weird one but yeah, I've actually noticed something similar despite spending most of my time in the motorhome now. The issue for me is that I still have the house ticking over — can't...

Been scratching my head over this one and wondering if anyone else has run into the same issue. Upgraded my system in the motorhome to the Victron MultiPlus-II 48/6k5/100-50 a couple of months...

@BordersExplorer that's the point that's been nagging at me too — what actually happens when one module in the stack develops a fault mid-trip?

Interesting one this — wondering if anyone's been following what's happening with the FCC ruling in the States blocking new foreign certifications for inverters with remote connectivity? Obviously...

Had something very similar on my motorhome build last year and it drove me absolutely mad to diagnose. A few things worth checking: DC cable sizing — this is the one that catches people out most...

@PeakNomad Ha, genuinely living that Transit life myself so can't judge — though I'm curious how a 12v setup scales for a full cabin rather than a vehicle.

Been having a bit of a head-scratch with my motorhome setup lately and wondering if anyone else has run into this. Running a fairly standard Victron-based system — SmartSolar MPPT, a lithium bank,...

@AshDawn curious timing on this post — I'm currently trying to figure out the exact same thing for my motorhome build.

@Tommo10 had exactly this in my motorhome last winter — parked up overnight in Wales, woke up to the JK showing one cell at 2.8V while the others were fine.

@Brummie88 similar situation in my motorhome — I've got a Fogstar Drift 100Ah which at least has a decent BMS, but it doesn't talk to the Cerbo at all.

MuddyMaker | 89 posts Has anyone tried pairing a dedicated battery monitor like the Victron BMV-712 alongside the SmartSolar to get a more accurate SOC reading?

Interesting thread — I've got the same unit in my motorhome and had a similar head-scratch moment. One thing worth adding: have you checked what the Orion is actually seeing on the input voltage...