Hi BillWhat was the charge voltage before?JayOn Feb 3, 2025, at 10:18 PM, Bill Battagin via RE-wrenches wrote:
Midnite just changed their absorb voltage to 56.4V. For what its
worth, I treat the batteries from manufacturers exactly the way
they say, I don't want to
Midnite just changed their absorb voltage to 56.4V. For what its worth,
I treat the batteries from manufacturers exactly the way they say, I
don't want to do anything that may jeopardize the warranty. Also with
LFP batteries, its not just a pile of cells, no doubt each manufacturer
has their
Today I installed 3 of the MN
POWERFLO 5 batteries with an OBVFX3648
Per the battery label I was able to set the inverter LBCO to 46 vdc.
I see that the battery BMS range
Is 44.8-58 vdc
We should be good to go.
Jeremy Rodriguez
Solar Installation / Design
All Solar, Inc.
1453 M St.
Penrose Color
HI Nick
Thanks but I’m curious about 1 thing.
The charged voltage they list here is around 57v.
But the charge voltage specifics I just got from midnite say 56.4.
What’s up with that I don’t understand which is correct.
jay
> On Feb 3, 2025, at 1:45 PM, Nick Lucchese via RE-wrenches
> wrote
Hi Jay
The settings for the MNS Batteries are on a sticker on each battery.
BMS- LVCO 44.8 HVCO 58V (The HVCO is not on the sticker)
LVCO (inverter) 46.0
Float 54V
Bulk 56.1V
The rest of the you can set to what you want, the battery does not care.
All Prismatic cells operate mostly the same, an
Hi Bill
I tried and failed to find any setting information on that battery besides
charge and float.
Kinda need to know things like LVD, recommended LBCO, etc.
But if it’s similar to other prismatic cells you should be able to set the OB
inverter to a LBCO that works without having to go throu
I think the answer is using a flexnet DC's aux relay terminal to control
the on/off switch terminals of the FX inverter. You'll need a mate3S/SL but
that should do it without having to change the inverter...
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