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11-30-2021, 08:02 PM
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Aug 2020
Location: Nomad
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EZGO 48v Victron BMV 702 SOC upgrade
Hi Everyone!
I have lurked this site for awhile and saw that the Victron BMVs were the best monitors for the lithium setups. I have went ahead and purchased the BMV 702 and was hoping someone could show me a pic of how theirs is wired in… I have 4 12.8v Allied Lithium batteries if that helps. My instinct tells me I tap right in to the main battery, but I would like some confirmation here. Thanks! |
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12-01-2021, 10:06 PM
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Re: EZGO 48v Victron BMV 702 SOC upgrade
Trusted my gut and knowledge, the little I have haha. It’s all connected and functioning. However, the Victron BMV 702 does not “shut off”. When I turn the key to off the SOC zeros out for Ah’s, etc. but it stays on displaying Voltage. Is this normal for this SOC?
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