BYD Pack?
I set Bulk charge to 28V and Flow Charge to 26.8V
and that value does not alter any balancing behaviour, and I found 0.5V is the best so far for used packs.
New Cell? I think 0.1V make sense.
I am drawing 20A constantly (0.2C rate?) and charging via 1350W solar.
What's your application of the system?
For less noisy and easier design, I think this one is better
https://usa-mpp-solar.com/store/p_825597/free-shipping-to-lower-48-pip-812lv-ms-1kva-800w-110-120v-ac-12-v-dc-inverter-and-solar-and-utility-charge-controller-
yes you can use your F-150 400W...
It's the used 24V BYD battery wrapped in a custom package with BMS and protection installed.
The BYD Pack is about $450 and the extra $350 is for the nice case + bms + protections
For beginners, I think it's no brainer :D
Right now it's down to 1%, and I am reading 1203Wh, so you are right, waiting for the final data when it shuts off
Correct, checking common efficiency value for step-down converter, its about 92% efficiency, taking that into the consideration, I do get 1307Wh.
therefore I think the 1295Wh...
iOS App
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/%E5%8D%81%E5%A0%B0%E8%9A%82%E8%9A%81bms/id1468744022?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Make sure set your phone to English, otherwise it will display chinese
Don't forget to update the values on your LV5048, set the battery type to User, and make sure the cut off voltage matches the BMS (Mine value is 0.5V lower than the cut-off set on BMS)
It turns out their email address is sales@usamppsolar.com
The sales@usa-mpp-solar.com
Ah they are sending me replacement USB board.
I think I would come back and buy their product again for such great support
I did try that, it seems generating resistor heating to reduce one cell under that voltage you set, I don’t think it’s active balancing
Its similar to Batrium’s early balance feature, I currently set to 3.5V to get them top balanced
When two battleborn paralleled, they will be balanced on its own.
Especially when you buy two together, they will be matched and paired and ready to go. No need to worry about anything, just connect
I have Rover 40A PG and used with my 230w x 6 panel + 8 of GC2 battery + BT module
It works and the load port (20A limited) can be remotely controlled as well.
however, it does not work well with solar system less than 80w of solar panel, PWN controller is better.
I am using it in subzero...
I have the same BMS as yours (Ant BMS)
The 200mA Balance Current is too slow for this thing...
and My pack has one cell about 0.063V out of balance. no idea how i should fix it...
Here is my just completed solar setup.
Since LFP battery does not like sub-zero temperature, I added a lead acid battery warmer and it keeps the battery at 20C, considering add some thermo control relay to control that around 10C then cut-off
MPP Solar LV2424 connected to Raspberry Pi for...
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It says on low settings it’s about 32C
Since it’s power by usb, I think it would be easier to build and use Home Assistant to control
It clams it’s also waterproof, probably it can...
very unfortunately I have to move out of the region, need to selling all my solar stuff
I have 6 pc of 230W Poly 60 Cell Panels
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Can you help to the a pic of the full warranty sticker and the label of the battery package?
Trying to see if I can find some info or software from alibaba
My pack currently has about 0.05V ~ 0.079V different between highest and lowest voltage of the cell
the BMS is only able to balance it with 200mA current...
What should I do?
Active Balancer? Or just Charge to full and leave for a month to wait for it get balanced?
My setup is a stationary solar storage, so that most of the time is less than 40A
Which BMS are you using?
My ANT BMS can do 100Amp no problem, but not for too long
be aware in the custom settings, the battery cut off voltage is 20V as lowest, when grid available is 22V
charging to 90% is about 24V for Tesla battery
Tesla battery can go down to about 18.5V, recommend is 20% @ 19V
so by using MPP, essentially you can only using <60% of the battery (about...
Same here,
I am using NiCd and I can get 18-24 months life before stopping hold any charge
They are dirt cheap on amazon so pretty much im fine with replace it