Beavo

Still not sure you’ve solved the root cause, but at least you have this thread to refer to if it happens again. Still think you need a...

I’d say you fixed it not “resolved itself” lol your Victron equipment is most likely set for Lithium charge parameters so you should be...

Seems to have resolved itself now that I've changed to Victron equipment. Although we are obviously getting a bit more sun now.

This could have damaged your batteries. Many solar charge controllers SCC are preset to lead acid batteries which is probably why it...

Situation seems to have resolved itself now that I've changed to Victron equipment.

I the the OP needs a 'battery equaliser' also sometimes called a balancer. There's loads on eBay, something like this: eBay Battery...

It is easier if you’re batteries are your native system voltage, if you combine 12v of the shelf batteries to make 24 or 48 volt systems...

Wow.. Okay thank you. I don't know how I got the idea LiFePO4 was going to be an upgrade to lead acid and make my life easier. I only...

This information can be found in the instructions for use of the Eco Worthy lifepo on page 6 , in addition they recommend doing a...

Hi, when you first connected the batteries in parallel, did you charge both batteries to full and check that they were at the same V...

Yes, I used a smart charger to ensure they were charged fully. I've updated my system now with Victron equipment and they stay charged...

Done.

Some feel every wire/component should be fused. I’d toss an ANL or Mega or MRBF on each battery.

Apologies for late reply. That would have been from the charge controller. I've updated the system now so it's all changed.

Thank you very much for taking the time to do that. Cheers

12V system, you can get away with a lot more. But I do think LiFePO4 batteries could deliver high short circuit current if BMS failed...

Just a small setup. Going to be expanding it a bit more. Everything I have is in the photo other than the 4 160watt panels in parallel...

Get on a computer. Easier to use a mouse, save links and screenshot or print to files. Draw schematics, etc. Blue Sea has good stuff...

" Maximum Voltage 48V DC " " Interrupt Capacity 5000A @ 14VDC 3000A @ 28VDC 1500A @ 48VDC " (Note that doesn't mean a 48V...

Here's a 200a rated version- https://www.bluesea.com/products/7149/187-Series_Circuit_Breaker_-_Surface_Mount_200A