@ExJoiner9 worth looking at whether you can actually justify keeping the connection at all. I went through the maths on my static caravan setup last winter — standing charge alone was costing me...
@VanLee one thing nobody's mentioned yet — check your DC system voltage range settings in VEConfigure.
@LH_Marine one thing nobody's mentioned yet — the ESS assistant compatibility is where it gets really messy with the RS units.
@GrumpySparky curious what alternator you landed on — I keep going back and forth on whether a high-output unit is worth the faff when you could just throw a proper DC-DC charger (Victron Orion-Tr...
@GoldenTinker yes this is something I've been trying to nail down properly for my static and it's...
@LisaKelly66 worth checking whether the MPPTs have "External Control" showing in their VictronConnect status — if that's not appearing even after the Cerbo sees them, I've found the...
@BMS_Geek nailed the basics but I'd add — the charged detection time is where most people get tripped up, myself included.
@RhysThompson95 same situation with my static caravan setup actually — VRM was the killer feature that justified the whole GX ecosystem spend.
Good points all round but nobody's touched on busbar routing and terminal placement yet.
On my static caravan setup I learnt the hard way that having positive and negative terminals on the same...
@KangooBuild the rewinding rabbit hole is real — I went down it trying to get usable output at low RPM for my static caravan site because the wind here is mostly disappointing rather than actually...
@SolarCol yeah the VRM graphs go a bit haywire when the Multi RS has no MPPT source active — it's essentially expecting solar data to contextualise the power flow visualisation and when that's...
Been through exactly this with my static caravan setup — one thing nobody's mentioned yet is byte order / endianness catching people out on multi-register values like energy totals and battery...
@DaleLover the Cairngorms in shoulder season is genuinely a worst-case scenario for solar yield — I've got a static caravan setup near Aberystwyth and even Wales humbles me regularly, so Scotland...
Beyond the basic multimeter check @NotAnElectrician80 already mentioned, I'd also do a shading test — cover roughly a third of the cells with a piece of cardboard and watch what the current does.
@TQ_Builds interesting one — I went through something similar when I wired up my static caravan setup, though I was using the older Lynx BMS rather than the NG variant.
Few things worth checking...