Does anyone knows If I can connect my server rack battery (pace bms, it has a victron protocol option) CAN to the victron mppt ve.can directly?
All I could find is with the GX device in the middle
Yes. I know. Would you like to know?
Looks like you already knew!
The MPPT can only send/receive data to other VE.CAN MPPT and send data to the GX.
They wouldn't do anything with the data the Pace BMS sends.
I was hoping I can connect it directly and avoid the GX device
Like it's a smart shunt to battery sensing...or something
I was hoping I can connect it directly and avoid the GX device
Like it's a smart shunt to battery sensing...or something
Is it worth the hassle? i.e the benefits of connecting the battery to the mpptCheap solution.
Raspberry Pi with Victron os.
VE.Can for Raspberry PI - VictronEnergy
community.victronenergy.com
Its all about what you gone do with the systeem and in the futureIs it worth the hassle? i.e the benefits of connecting the battery to the mppt
Is it worth the hassle? i.e the benefits of connecting the battery to the mppt
I think that until I have more victron devices I'll just raw dog voltages, I can't waste anymore money lolMaybe. Price out a CAN hat and RPi. When you start talking about adding a bunch of other Victron hardware to connect to a RPi with special cables (VE.Direct to USB, MK3-USB adapter - those two together are about $110), it's pretty easy to get near the cost of a headless Cerbo-S.
I have make this cable for my self see link.Maybe. Price out a CAN hat and RPi. When you start talking about adding a bunch of other Victron hardware to connect to a RPi with special cables (VE.Direct to USB, MK3-USB adapter - those two together are about $110), it's pretty easy to get near the cost of a headless Cerbo-S.