Good point from both above but don't overlook the shore power input current limit setting in VictronConnect — seen this catch people out loads of times in van builds.
@PanelHarry done both in my van builds — 24v first, regretted it when I scaled up. 48v means thinner cable runs which matters a lot on a narrowboat where you're routing through tight spaces.
PanelNige | 412 posts
Had this on my motorhome build — worth checking if it's dropping BT specifically during bulk charge when the active balancer is working hardest.
@CotswoldNomad 😂 truth right there
Got a similar setup in the van — Fogstar 200Ah behind a Victron MultiPlus and I keep a Kipor 2000 strapped under the bed for exactly this scenario.
Mate, the key issue is the charger's minimum operating current. Mine's set to about 16A, so with a small genset you're running it way below its sweet spot.
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