I have a MultiPlus 12/3000/120/16 connected to my batteries and also a BlueSolar MPPT 100/50.
Is it possible to configure the MultiPlus so that it will prefer the sun to charge the batteries, and if the sun isn't strong enough, it will be supplemented with shore power?
Bonjour, vous pouvez suivre ce lien.
. Https://www.victronenergy.com/live/dc_coupling:using_bmv_soc_in_a_vebus_assistant_setup
Thanks. I just reconfigured my system due to the guide.
Excited to see with it works tomorrow :)
Found a small problem with. It turns off the input totally until the SOC 50%. When it reaches 99% again it turns off.
Isn't it possible to, combine the two sources?
Seul moyen est '' ess'' pour cela. Obligation d' utiliser un color control. 
I can't seem to enable "ESS".
And my supplier doesn't know "the password" I need to change in the grid.
Maybe I need to say the installation is on a boat if that makes any difference to the "ESS setup"
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Voilà le code. Mettez "mode B" cela marche bien dans mon bateau. Obligatoire d'avoir un color control ou venus gx pour le mode "ESS". Bonne journée.
Hi @Sebastian W.
Can you describe your system? is it on a boat? RV? what size and type of batteries?
you don't want to use ESS on a system that is not permanently connected to the grid.
There are some different ways to prioritize solar, what is best depends on the use. some options:
-disconnect AC-in when battery is above xx% SOC
https://www.victronenergy.com/live/assistants:ignore_ac_input_using_the_generator_assistant
-set a lower charge voltage in the Multi vs the MPPT's, so as soon as absorption is reached the MPPT's will do all the charging
-ESS - when the sytem is permanently connected, and when (a little bit at least) feed-in to grid is allowed.
@Boekel: Of course I can.. Sorry didn't think of that. :)
My installation is on a boat:
2x 110AMP batteries as "house bank" (bank 1)
2x 110AMP batteries as "Starter battery and bow thruster" (bank 2)
The batteries are: Lucas LX31 110ah Leisure Battery
The two banks are connected together via a Cyrix-ct 12/24V-120A (CYR010120011).
Connected to bank 1 are the following:
One BMV-702 (BAM010702000R) with 3x 160Watt solarpanels
One SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 (SCC110050210)
One MultiPlus 12/3000/120-16 (PMP123020001)
One Venus GX (BPP900400100) (https://vrm.victronenergy.com/installation/36369/share/820f64ab)
Connected to the Venus GX are the following:
BMV-702 (BAM010702000R)
SmartSolar MPPT 100/50 (SCC110050210)
MultiPlus 12/3000/120-16 (PMP123020001)
I already tried the suggestion from @Jerry34, it worked, but with the little problem that it ignores the AC IN to the MultiPlus, and therefore it goes into inverter mode due to that it turns off AC OUT 2. Also it the use from the batteries at night when there is no solar, to charge the batteries.
Then I tried via VEConfigure the following:
Under: "Virtual switch" - dedicated ignore AC input
Under: "Ignore AC input" - Do not ignore AC input when Udc lower than: 12.5v for 1 sec......bulk finished for 2 minutes.
But it does the same ass the suggestion from Jerry. So no good either.
I open for any suggestions...
you can also program AC-out 2 with assitants, I use it for non-essential loads to power down when battery gets below xx SOC.
I'd also use the ignore ac-in trick I linked earlier:
https://www.victronenergy.com/live/assistants:ignore_ac_input_using_the_generator_assistant
What problems did you run into with this?
What I wish to do is like this:
When enough solar is present, then AC OUT 1 is running from the batteries.
But AC OUT 2 is still powered by AC IN (Shore).
I'm a newbie when it comes to Victron, but wouldn't setting up DVCC on the Venus and set the max current allow this function? https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ccgx:start#dvcc_-_distributed_voltage_and_current_control
