I’m using a Victron 100V 20 A MPPT regulator, a 220 W solar panel and three 100 AHr 12V lead acid AGM batteries hooked up in parallel. The load attached to the regulator draws 600mA continuously. The system was working perfectly till we entered a cold snap of 5 days below -30 degrees Celsius (daytime high). During the first night below -30C the load turned off around 10 pm due to low battery voltage. Then the load turned on around 9 am the next morning. This repeated the next 4 nights with the load turning off earlier each night. I downloaded the regulator history and noticed that the maximum absorption charging voltage was only 14 V when the temperatures were below -30C. Just before the cold snap the absorption charge voltage would go up to 15.09V. The manual for the Victron regulator shows a graph which indicates that below -30C the charging voltages drop when they should go higher as per lead acid battery charging characteristics. Basically the lower charging voltage does not fully charge the battery at the these low temperatures. Has anyone else noticed this, if so is there a fix for this problem?