FR Steve L
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I am having a hard time with accurate readings from the BMS for my 2 SOK 206Ah LiFePO4 batteries. First, when connecting to the 2 batteries via the BMS app (called "ABC-BMS"), each shows a completely different SOC (see screenshots attached). I know that over time when charging/discharging, the SOC will drift, but they drift VERY quickly. Printed on the casing of the batteries is a message about having to go through 2 charge cycles for an accurate BMS reading, which I've done (also in the screenshot) and it hasn't helped the SOC accuracy. In addition, when my batteries are low (not completely discharged), the BMS will show 0% for both batteries which obviously isn't correct given I'm still drawing power through the inverter for a good amount of time until the battery actual does die.
How can one battery show 13.12V, but only 9% SOC?
How can the other battery show 13.11V, but only 2% SOC?
Based on a 12V voltage chart, 13.1V should be ~40% SOC...
Also attached for reference is the battery at 100% SOC (notice C MOS is grey, which per the manufacturer confirms the battery is fully charged)
Thanks in advance!
How can one battery show 13.12V, but only 9% SOC?
How can the other battery show 13.11V, but only 2% SOC?
Based on a 12V voltage chart, 13.1V should be ~40% SOC...
Also attached for reference is the battery at 100% SOC (notice C MOS is grey, which per the manufacturer confirms the battery is fully charged)
Thanks in advance!