Multiplus Master & Slave 24/5000/120, 4x24V 200AH Victron LiFEPO4, Lynx Distributor & BMS, 5 x Victron MPPTs, CerboGX on a boat connected to shore power when required.
Whilst watching TV last night I suddenly lost all AC power on the boat whilst the Multiplus’s were in inverter mode. Messages received Low Battery warning then BMS Lost. SOC at the time was 84% and only “significant “ draw was the TV. It was dark so no MPPT influences however at first light today I got error codes #67 No BMS, on the Solar Chargers.
Trouble shooting involved taking each of the cables off the Lynx, checking voltages, checked all fuses for continuity, checked voltages on removed input cables to the Multiplus and at the isolation switches. All voltages 26.39 +/- 0.01.
VEConfigure indicates correct configuration.
All RJ45’s disconnected then reseated, then MPPT’s VE can cables removed leaving only LYNX , Multiplus and Cerbo linked. Swapped Cat 5 cable between Multiplus’s out.
LED lights on the Master - Mains (steady), Battery Low (dull but steady).
LED on the Slave - Mains ON and Inverter ON alternately blinking and Battery Low steady bright.
Multiplus’s configured Charger DC Input Low Shutdown 18.60V, Restart & Pre Alarm 21.80, Charger Absorption 28.40, Float 27.00, Charge current 90.
None of the above actions remedied the situation. I couldn’t find any other offered solutions in the many posts. No work has been done on the system in a long time and the boat has been in the marina unmoved for nearly 5 months.
Cerbo updated to 3.70 and any requested updates were completed.
So question is the Lynx potentially at fault or a Multiplus?
Should I revert to single Multiplus and try that? Like others I have had periodic BMS lost messages especially with the MPPt’s which generally clear OK. I am currently operating in Pass Through mode so batteries are being charged that way. A solution to this would be greatly appreciated afer a day of engine room yoga and go fetch. TIA.








