Do I have to double the Shunt Current on the Misc menu or do I have to make it half? Do I have to change the shunt voltage as well?
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Do I have to double the Shunt Current on the Misc menu or do I have to make it half? Do I have to change the shunt voltage as well?
A bit more info please , Why are you wanting 2 BMV units connected in Parallel.
are you connecting two BMV displays to the same shunt or are you installing two complete units inc the shunts
just wondering why thats all - as its highly unusual to parallel shunts
Hello! Thank you for your reply.
I have 2 different BMV's installed with their own shunt each.
One is a BMV700 exactly next to the shusnt giving info to a cerbo with a VE dierct cable.
The other BMV is installed far away from the CERBO and the shunt and is only displaying the battery info inside the house. This BMV is not connected to the Cerbo.
Using one BMV was impossible because of the big distance.
Finally, two BMV's can be connected in parallel if the shunt current on the Misc menu is double.
Ok now I understand...but like Matthias wrote: best to put them in series...or..
connect two 'shunt pcb's' to one shunt.
Do you mean, using an RJ12 splitter on the shunt and connect to monitors on the splitter? Can I connect a BMV 700 and a BMV 712 on the splitter or must they be identilcal. Of course I will use the shunt of the BMV 712.
If I understand you correctly you have to wire both shunts in series not parallel.
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