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Have a look at the solar history on the connect app this gives you the last 30 days of high battery voltage and low battery voltage

so you can then see a trend of the voltages going lower as days go by and or when it last was fully charged this is the Absorbtion voltage being reached. as a high voltage reading

Hi @Jmustac,

have you heard of VRM?

https://vrm.victronenergy.com/landingpage

You could use it with a Venus Device or even for free, with VenusOS installed on a RaspberryPi.

Regards,

Markus

Thanks Paul,

I have looked at the solar history details, but perhaps you can help me understand the data points? The yield, P max and V max appear to be the output of the solar panels. The battery min & max probably relates to the connected battery. There is a Consumption (Wh) figure which i am guessing is the load on the connected battery, which is my fridge and other bits operating during the day. The confusing thing for me is that is see the minimum battery figure drop on some days to 10.5v however those days don't show a corresponding consumption, its has zero.

I am trying to determine why my battery is running down with only the fridge connected during the week when i am not using the boat. I thought i had plenty of panel capacity even to cover the coming winter months. So trying to understand the collected data and not sure i am reading it correctly.

In the last 30 days the batteries have only reached absorption 3 times, the rest it stays in bulk, which i think is a worrying sign.