Ignores discharge power to float voltage

[Raphael_Hofmann]

@RGroothuis

@Raphael_Hofmann

Right now, the only fix is to install a SmartShunt and set it as your main battery monitor.

How do you see this as a solution? Can you explain? I’ve a SmartShunt, it is installed, used for monitoring but not for steering the system. How would you do that? And what are the pro’s and con’s?

You can select the SmartShunt as the Battery monitor and also as Battery measuremts.

Also you can try those DVCC settings…I disabled BMS control for redundancy.

If you switch off BMS Control, the BMS will have no influence on charge voltage and charge current. The charge voltage setting of the Inverter/Charger (e.g. MultiPlus-II) will be used in this case.
This setting can be used, if you wand to build a more reduntant system that does not depend on any communication cable to be plugged into your battery bank.
You might also want to switch off BMS control, if more than 16 palallel batteries are used. In this case you also need a external SmartShunt or LynxShunt for accurate current readings.

If you switch off BMS control, you have to do following steps:

Redetect and Restart the VE.Bus System.

Reset BMS controll in the MPPT Charge controllers with the Victron Connect App: Settings → Battery → BMS controlled → BMS control Reset

When you are done, make sure to reboot the GX device.