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We went with Emus bms because it has can bus communication so we can connect it to our SMA inverter and that you can set up the battery in a lot of ways plus is expandable to more than 100 cells (we are going to use cell modules) our battery set up is 4 packs of 8S and it's connected 2-2 in...

We are going to install emus bms next month we will share our experience

The bus bars are 250A

Look at this diagram it might help you a little more We didn't like how you get 3 cables jammed into an Anderson connector so I bought new Anderson connectors on amazon along with 10FT of 1/0 wire and the bus bars and it came out really good.

Thanks, I just updated these parameters. Yes I see that SOC it's a little crazy goes from 50% to 90% when the solar is charging then from 90% to 70% when I turn the solar off lol Now I have to figure out how set up renogy battery monitor ?. Thanks for you help I will let you know of any...

I will look into the REC BMS but for now, since I'm in the Bahamas if you can help me with the cell values when you have a chance that would be greatly appreciated. ??

I have a Sunny island 6.0H from Europe and it can be configured so I connected the inverter to my router and I'm able to see all the parameters via my computer. I don't know if it's the same as the US version. My system is 4 batteries from bigbattery.com 24V 170 ah two and two connected in...

Thanks, I have it set up like this for now too ? I'm a noob at this battery thing can you help me configure the parameters for the battery (I already changed it to Valve regulated lead-acid battery but don't know what else i need to change as far -boost charge V- Full Charging - everything lol...

We have the same problem we have and SMA inverter and we are trying to set it up with LIfepo4 contacted SMA and they told us that the only way was to set it up as Valve regulated lead-acid battery and change the parameters has anyone done this? or has anyone found a way to set it up as lithium...

I'm getting 4 24V @170 batteries, connect then in series (48V) and parallel (340Ah). They use an Andreson 175 connector so to get 3cables in 1 connector is impossible when using (1/0 gauge) cables so I will be connecting them like this Using bus bars

Do I need to put any fuses? even if each battery has a fuse

Thanks i will take a look

Is this a possible way of connecting the batteries ? is this correct?

Hello, I'm getting 4 24V @170 batteries, connect then in series (48V) and parallel (340Ah). The batteries from Bigbattery.com use an Andreson 175 connector so to get 3cables in 1 connector is impossible when using (1/0 gauge) cables so I want to know if this is ok to connect using POS/NEG bus...