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Thank you so much
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Base off that what would be the boost charge?
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I want them to last as long as possible, if charging them to full with damage them then I don't want that. im pulling in 3000w in good sun and the controllers push about 100amps into the bank after the inverter takes what it needs for the loads.
Charge controllers:
Boost to 28.8V
Float to 27.2V
Smartshunt:
Charged voltage to 28.6V
Tail current: 5% (62.1A)
The goal is to have the smartshunt hit 100% around ±30 minutes when float is achieved.
If you're not getting to float, you have insufficient solar for your loads.
This may be iterative.
Are you running a Valence compatible BMS?
Are you checking that the 2X 12V have highly similar voltages at all times?
Boost to 28.8V
Float to 27.2V
Smartshunt:
Charged voltage to 28.6V
Tail current: 5% (62.1A)
The goal is to have the smartshunt hit 100% around ±30 minutes when float is achieved.
If you're not getting to float, you have insufficient solar for your loads.
This may be iterative.
Are you running a Valence compatible BMS?
Are you checking that the 2X 12V have highly similar voltages at all times?
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From what I know about them as long as they are all connected with the communication cables they take care of keeping voltage the same between them. The external BMS is for if you have them in 100+ volt banks or want to set custom parameters in them. Valances are made to set it and forget it.
