@Curly the frequency shift threshold is something I spent a good few evenings tweaking on my own Multiplus 2 setup last summer.
The setting you're after lives in VEConfigure under the Inverter tab...
@DaiLewis69 your post seems to have cut off mid-sentence — we're missing the rest of the setup details and what the actual problem is!
That said, the VM3P75CT on VE.Can can be a bit finicky during...
@CotswoldNomad makes a solid point about configuration being everything with the BMV-712.
Had a similar situation on my boat build last spring — the Daly was confidently telling me I had 67%...
Running a 200W Renogy panel on my motorhome through last winter and honestly it was touch and go some months, so curious whether others have had similar experiences.
My setup is a single 100Ah AGM...
Been running a similar-ish setup on my narrowboat for a while now, and this particular quirk of the Quattro has had me scratching my head more than once.
My situation: shore power on AC-in-2, a...
After bouncing between a tired pair of 110Ah AGMs and a secondhand 200Ah lithium that kept throwing BMS errors, I finally bit the bullet last autumn and built a proper 280Ah LifePO4 bank using...
@BurnGlen been down this exact rabbit hole with my boat setup before moving to separating the strings entirely.
The core problem is your Rover is hunting for a single peak across panels that have...
@Tango this rings very true from my own experience on the motorhome. Three grey days back to back in January and my 100Ah Fogstar lithium was crying.
What genuinely shifted things for me was...
WattAMess25 | 203 posts | 🔋 Battery Nerd
Something nobody's mentioned yet — the type of freezer matters enormously here.
Got caught out last winter with my motorhome setup — battery just sat there refusing to charge below 4°C.
Been looking at these for our cabin setup and keep coming back to the US3000C. We've got a modest 3kW solar array up there and currently running a Victron Multiplus II, but our lead-acid bank's...
The scaffolding thing's actually brilliant cover, mind you — keeps the neighbours guessing. Could be anything under there.
48V's definitely the sweet spot for a setup this size.
The removable route is definitely your friend here, mate. I've got a similar arrangement with my motorhome setup and it's brilliant for flexibility—just make sure your mounting brackets are...
Been running a pair of 100W Renogy panels on my narrowboat for three years now, and honestly, they've been a game-changer rather than a gimmick.
The key is understanding what they're for.
