If SOC % is usually not correct then why can't the setting for when bulk finishes be a voltage setting instead of a percentage setting? Is that possible victron?
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If SOC % is usually not correct then why can't the setting for when bulk finishes be a voltage setting instead of a percentage setting? Is that possible victron?
@Daren Connor, please specify what system component(s) you're referring to? If all your system components are programmed and connected properly, there's no particular reason why your SOC should be "usually not correct", so if you can give an overview of not only which component(s) you're immediately referring to but also what your entire system is composed of and how you have everything programmed and connected, that would enable us to offer advice as to where to make corrections.
Hi Justin, my system has been working perfectly fgor over 5 years until in was advised by victron to update my firmware, which I did, but since then my SOC percentage is about 2 volts different to the actual voltage. It is a mess. All cabling is the same, all programming is the same but the damned system sits at 90% for 3 hours before it changes tomabsorption. I have asked just about everyone including Mattjis & nobody can provide me with an answer or why my system isn't working correctly since the update, nobody!
It shows approximately 55v when it gets to 90% then sits there for 3+ hours before switching to absorption.
The system is 3 x 48/5000/70 multi's fed by a 15kw Fronius Symo. I have 18kw of panels with a 1350ah battery bank.
@Daren Connor, please see the ESS Design FAQ -particularly Q7- in which it is specified that your system displayed charge mode (bulk, absorption, float) do not necessarily reflect the actual charge state of your system.
"While discharging, and connected to the grid, the state can still show a charge state, such as Bulk, Absorption or Float. Even though it is not charging. This is normal, nothing to worry about."
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