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Actually, my problem was that my SOC was toping at 89% and the EasySolar didn't accept to charge the batteries anymore.
After a little discharge, (SOC at 84% this morning) it finally accepted to charge them.
Now the question is "Why does the EasySolar don't realize that the battery is full ?"
Is there a way to reset the soc at 100% ?
Please tell me if I am in the wrong way of thinking.
Config : EasySolar 3000VA 48V - 500AH LeadAcid Batteries - 2000W solar panels - set up 1 month ago.
Actually, my problem was that my SOC was toping at 89% and the EasySolar didn't accept to charge the batteries anymore.
After a little discharge, (SOC at 84% this morning) it finally accepted to charge them.
Now the question is "Why does the EasySolar don't realize that the battery is full ?"
Is there a way to reset the soc at 100% ?
Please tell me if I am in the wrong way of thinking.
Config : EasySolar 3000VA 48V - 500AH LeadAcid Batteries - 2000W solar panels - set up 1 month ago.
Hi @StephDuyns There is too little information to give you an answer. A couple of things do jump to mind though. Was the correct battery size specified on the Easysolar setup? Do you have scheduled charging configured in ESS with possibly a stop at %? Do you have optimized with batterylife setting or without?
Hi @ejrossouw ! Yesterday, with a shiny weather, I was in front of my EasySolar and I saw the SOC jump suddenly from 89% to 100% ! I deduct that after reaching the float voltage the system realize that the battery is full. Is it correct ?
Si tienes monitor de baterías BMV puedes hacerlo desde ahí.
Metro duda es como saber cuando están realmente al 100%. Victron recomienda configurar la capacidad de la batería en el sistema en C20. Entonces cuando la corriente de cola baje del % configurado se deberia ajustar manualmente el SOC al 100%. Así lo entiendo yo y así lo hice en mi sistema.
