Is the Batt temp sensor best connected to Cerbo or Multiplus?

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tonyp asked Apr 7, '24

If no technical reason not to I would prefer to connect to the Cerbo

Temperature Sensor

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kevgermany ♦♦ commented · Apr 07 at 11:51 AM

Which temp sensor do you have? Best to connect it to the equipment it was supplied with.

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Answer 1 · 2024-04-07T11:32:43Z

Paul B answered · Apr 07 at 11:32 AM

connect it to the multiplus

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Answer 2 · 2024-04-07T15:43:45Z

Alexandra answered · Apr 07 at 03:43 PM

If you need it for temperature compensated charging or low temp cut off then connect it to the Multiplus.

If you just want stats then use the Cerbo or to trigger a fan or something

So the answer is it depends on what you need it for

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tonyp commented · Apr 07 at 08:40 PM

I understood the system was clever and could uses one battery temp sensor to instruct the Multiplus and other items Throug its network?

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kevgermany ♦♦ tonyp commented · Apr 08 at 02:21 AM

In the GX devices which control the systems is a setting called Shared Temperature Sense or STS. This needs to be turned on.

You'll find it under settings/DVCC

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