When can i say that batteries are full? When SOC are 100% or when charged power(amps) are close to zero? See pitcure
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BMV 712 When can i say that batteries are full?
Hi FL. The Amps is the go-to number. 'Close to zero' needs more definition, depending on the batts and their behavior but maybe 1% to 2% of Amps compared with the batt capacity in Ah. (for Pb's).
So your 25.6A, even though you haven't described your batts, isn't there yet. And may actually be a looong way off 100%.
SOC is a calculated figure, and the BMV must be set up correctly to produce a useful figure. An onerous procedure it may seem, but until it's done, ignore the SOC.
That 'tail' % is actually one of the figures you'll need to supply it for it to sync correctly.
Have fun..
I have flooded batteries 700 amp capasity. Charge amps around 5 amps, monitor have standard upset. I find it difficult to understand what i have to do to get it correct..
