hmmm didn't read the whole thread but I have two JK in parallel, each battery has a high quality (ABB) non polarised breaker (80A) before the bus bar. probably going to add some class-T down the line just in-case.
what do you think? genuine? I have seen a 315AH cycle from the pack, 3.0 to 3.43 but didn't get the chance to absorb so probably a little more in it. happy enough :)
no rush. i see the board pins etc are defined in the packages/board files. when compiling/flashing with esphome on home assistant will it pull down the packages automatically or i'll upload them to HA? sorry for the questions ahah i'll go have a google now :D
mmm ok. I should see what happens tomorrow, should get a full charge in it.... (its possible the new battery gets full before the old one, which is the one talking to the inverter). with the multi BMS, I assume I could use either multi-bms_wire_pvbrain2.yaml or multi-bms_wire_one-esp.yaml ?
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quick question regards the EOC state, now that the ABS time is gone in the latest version, how is it calculated?
# End of charge (EOC) will be triggered if current and max cell voltage meet cut-off thresholds, plus the cycle count exceeds the below threshold
I assume max cell voltage is the bulk...
About to flash the newest version, I notice goodwe protocol has been removed (I think?) should be fine if I use pylon+ and reconfigure inverter to pylon batteries yeah ?
*ahh nevermind, i see the protocol is set from a drop down box now rather than in the code :)
I also added a second battery...
Latest purchase 16x catl 'new version' 302 (apparently 310-318) from docan for ~ 65 USD/+s&h. The QR indicates manufacture date of March 24.
I didn't actually test any of these, just put them in a box and started using them (in P with another 16s pack of 1.5 yr old catl302) but so far so good...
yep, I see exactly the same thing. As far as I can tell, the 100% reset happens when any cell hits RCV, but the absorption timer only kicks in when the pack voltage its maintained at or above RCV x cell count. At least it seems this way, because I have not seen abnormally short termination of...
Mppt regulates the input by raising the voltage, if you look at the curves of any panel, past the maximum point the power drops off a cliff. By this method the controller isn't burning off power, it just isn't produced. Even the largest array can easily be reduced to essentially zero. Hence why...
I have a victron 150/45 (max power 2600w @ 48V) with an array around 3kw (VOC ~110V, Isc ~40A), fwiw it clips at around 2550w into the battery when the PV would have kept going up, seems happy enough. Also planning to put around 6.5kw on a 250/100 (max 5.6 ish kw). Also notice my goodwe in a...
yeah, similar to what I see. With the victron once float kicks in after the ABS time, it generally sits around 99-98% for me, and the system draws a little from the battery until the voltage drops to the RCF value.
The soc jumping is annoying but so far hasn't been a problem. I could see a case...
Yes, type b victron cable works with these (tested with a victron anyway! Not sure about other inverters)
Curious if you guys get the issue I have with this bms where the soc could jump from 85-90 ish straight to 100 under some conditions, if charge suddenly goes from low to high (4-5kw) and a...