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My voltage and state if charge are not the same

I have a fronius and victron installation, with charge controller (AC/DC Couple),and lithiumion battery that has no communication protocol with victron , i noticed my voltage is pegged at 54v while charging and the percentage goes from 50% and steady goes to 100% , but immediately the pv inverter go off the battery voltage drops to about 53.2 volts and percentage goes to 25%image1.jpegimage2.jpegimage3.jpeg

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Alexandra avatar image Alexandra ♦ commented ·
@Holumiedey

The system has been told there are two types of battery. Each has a different absorption length. Soc is going to be messed up

Maybe use a BMV for Soc?

Are you on grid or off grid?

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holumiedey avatar image holumiedey Alexandra ♦ commented ·

screenshot-20210912-085239.jpgOn grid, what if I can't get a BMV, which other alternative should I u check the lithium option.

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Alexandra avatar image Alexandra ♦ holumiedey commented ·

@Holumiedey


Ess assistant is easier to setup with the fronius, rather than using hub.

https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ac_coupling:fronius#setting_up_the_victron_multi_or_quattro

Try checking the option for system uses lifepo4 with other type bms. The option is not available on hub though.

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holumiedey avatar image holumiedey Alexandra ♦ commented ·

I have changed the setting to a single battery and it's still the sameScreenshot_20210912_145629.jpgScreenshot_20210912_145557.jpgScreenshot_20210912_145557.jpg

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Alexandra avatar image Alexandra ♦ holumiedey commented ·

Are your batteries switching themselves off by any chance?

The other thing is sometimes the ve vus soc beeds a cycle or two to sync properly

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holumiedey avatar image holumiedey Alexandra ♦ commented ·
No they haven't shut themselves off before. Can you explain what line 5 means, if it's didderent from what I know. Thanks
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