Deliberatly Limiting batteries charge

Yes Victron everything aside from the Alternator regulator.

Chat GTP has the following comments, but in practice may be very different.

Why Charging to 100% Can Reduce Lifespan

  1. Increased Cell Stress
  • At higher voltages (near 100% SoC), lithium-ion cells experience higher internal stress. This can accelerate cell aging or degradation over time.
  1. Elevated Rate of Side Reactions
  • When a cell is held at 100% SoC—especially if it’s also exposed to higher temperatures—side reactions inside the cell become more pronounced. These reactions can permanently reduce capacity and increase internal resistance.
  1. Long Dwell Times at 100%
  • It’s not just reaching 100% that matters; how long the battery remains at or near 100% also impacts degradation. Frequent, brief excursions up to 100% (e.g., daily cycles) are less harmful than storing the battery at 100% for days or weeks on end.

Still Benefits from Partial SoC

Even though LiFePO₄ is more forgiving, you’ll still see increased cycle life and reduced capacity fade if you operate it in a partial SoC window (e.g., 10–90% or 20–80%) rather than fully charging to 100% on every cycle.