Been scratching my head over this one myself. Got a similar setup — Multiplus II handling the solar side, but I've also got a petrol gen that can push charge when needed. Battery's got a solid BMS with CCL limits, but the Multiplus seems to ignore them when the gen's running.
My theory is it's a communication gap. The Multiplus reads the CCL from dbus-serialbattery, yeah, but only for its own charging circuit. Once you've got multiple charge sources active, it gets confused about who's responsible for respecting the limits. The gen charger doesn't know about the BMS restrictions, and the Multiplus doesn't coordinate between them properly.
I've been testing whether prioritising one charger at a time helps — basically programming the gen to only activate when solar's minimal. It's clunky but it works. The alternative I'm considering is a relay that shuts the gen charger down if the Multiplus detects the battery's hitting its CCL.
Has anyone else run into this? Wondering if it's a Venus config issue or genuinely a limitation of how multiple chargers talk to each other. My battery's LiFePO₄ and I'm paranoid about overcharging it, so I'm not keen on ignoring this.
Would be interested to hear how others are handling dual-charging scenarios without risking the pack.