Hy I have a lithium titanate battery. it is a 6S with a maximum voltage of 16,8V
In the product discription of victron parts is stated that the maximum imput voltage is 17V
can I for instance use the phoenix 1600 inverter on that voltage safely or is the voltage to high for the electronics. the inverter is the only part I need to use on the battery directly in regard with the current the inverter uses to give 1600 watt
According to the datasheet you are just within voltage limit if that is the fully charged voltage of your pack. And your bms is good there. So you should be ok. The multi just won't switch on if you are out of limits.
Why are you running 6 cells instead of five though? I have never run a battery pack so close to the upper limits though. Only seen a silly person attach a 12v system to a 24v battery and get away with the mistake without an issue.
The Phoenix 1600VA inverter will only give you 1300W. If you want 1600W you need to get the Phoenix 2000VA model. Make sure the bms can handle the amps out for the load.
I use a 300A BMS
thanks for the answer maybe I set 16V instead of 16,8 to have a bit of reserve
