Strange observation during load disconnect

Hello together,

I had a strange observation of my victron system this night, or I would have expected something different, I hope somebody could help me to understand.

My Battery run out of energy this night, or was running to a very low voltage. And as expected the BMSv2 disconnected the loads to reduce/stop the remaining discharge.

The lowest cell voltage setting of my Lifepo4 is 2,80 V and pre-alarm is set to 3,10 V. So would assume that the BMS would do the disconnect at around 11,2 Battery voltage. First of all, am I right?

Then if I see the time series data/logs of this night, it happened a little earlier. And the SOC was still going down after the disconnect, that’s the point where I don’t understand what’s happen. Could somebody help me to understand that point. Attached some Screenshots of battery setting, the voltage chart, and some voltage/soc charts.

Setting of thresholds of my lifepo4:

Lowest point was 11,6 at 2%SOC.

Afterwars the battery voltage increased again, why?

In conflict of the shunts data, in the VRM the last data point was about 4% soc.

At the end I’m happy that my charge/load disconnect strategy and the system works out, but I would like to understand why the values are a bit different then expected.

Thanks,

Ralph

The BMS is cutting out based on cell voltage, not pack voltage. If all cells are perfectly balanced, a 2.80v low cell cutoff would work out to ~11.2v pack cutoff, but in this case it appears that one or more of the cells dropped to 2.80 before the others, triggering a cutoff even though the overall pack voltage was still ~11.6v