Not sure yet. But to rule out the ESS assistant, make all of them around your low cut off (they can all be the same value)
While the voltage is after a while 51.3V if you zoom in on the moment the inverter stops it is 50.20V. So that indeed gives the impression the ESS settings prevent further discharge.
The SoC of the BMS was a different value as the SoC of the Victron.
I have updated the values both in the BMS and the Victron.
After this the battery was tripped one time the 20% and one time the 100%.
Now it seems there is no longer a conflict.
I have started today a new topic regarding oscillation of the SOC.
See:
https://community.victronenergy.com/t/oscilalting-behavior-at-max-charge-current/27225
Is this more the behaviour you see?
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