Javilander
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Hi. I'm still building my first DIY solar powered system, and I've read somewhere that those measure shunts only take power from the first cell and that could unbalance the whole kit. Is it true? Anyone has any experiences about this over time? If i have a Daly smart BMS, wouldn't it be better just to measure everything from the BMS app?
What would be the smartest place to put the shunt then? right at the battery positive terminal? of in the middle of the main positive wire chain (maybe inbetween the main positive cable coming out from the battery and the inverter fuse)?
Thanks to everyone
What would be the smartest place to put the shunt then? right at the battery positive terminal? of in the middle of the main positive wire chain (maybe inbetween the main positive cable coming out from the battery and the inverter fuse)?
Thanks to everyone