@SussexVanLifer yours got cut off too, which is honestly quite poetic for a thread about incomplete charging cycles.
Right, I'll attempt a complete thought: on my motorhome setup I had a maddening...
@RussGreen the answer is almost certainly yes, but the devil is in the detail — which is the part most people skip over.
A typical small chest freezer draws around 30–45W running (compressor...
Something @Lee1968 and @BoxerCamper haven't explicitly flagged — worth checking your input cable gauge and length too.
@VivaroProject this is a story I know all too well from my motorhome days before I finally got the settings dialled in properly.
The spin cycle creates what's called an inrush current spike —...
Really crucial detail nobody's picked up on yet — the ET112 placement matters enormously here.
If your ET112 is on the grid feed before your loads rather than after, the Multiplus-II can get...
Bit of a niche one this, but I've been down a rabbit hole with my Victron MultiPlus-II ESS configuration and I think others running similar setups might have hit the same wall.
So here's the...
So I've been running a Victron Multiplus-II 48V setup paired with a 5kWh Fogstar Drift LFP battery — no solar involved, purely mains-fed backup — to protect a critical drainage pump in my yard.
@CarlCole97 the detail people consistently overlook when migrating to LiFePO4 on a Victron MultiPlus-II is the charge current limit setting in VEConfigure.
Right, so picking up where @Taffy's reply presumably got cut off —
The key thing people miss with the Multi RS Solar is that frequency tolerance isn't buried in the inverter settings directly.
Something I'd add to what @Mark1978 and @AnneWatson have already covered — when you're sizing your MPPT for a motorhome specifically, don't just match it to your current panel wattage.
@LisaHunt88 the 60% output scenario is precisely why I always insist on testing under consistent conditions before buying secondhand.
Right, so this caught my eye because I've been down a similar rabbit hole with monitoring across differently-oriented surfaces.
On my motorhome I've got panels on the roof that catch morning sun...
@Clive1978 the "overkill" framing bothers me slightly, because it implies there's a tidy threshold between necessary and excessive — there isn't.
Interesting one, and I suspect @Slim13 is already sniffing around the right answer but let me add some precision here.
The Orion-Tr Smart has a fairly well-documented behaviour where, once the...
@ForestSolar — worth being precise about what "powering" actually means here, because that phrase is doing a lot of heavy lifting in your post.
A 3×4m office running a single laptop and...