Closed Micha854 closed 2 months ago
Hello,
We have a pylontech 9.6kw battery and a DIY with 9.6kw and daly bms
Both batteries are summarized using the “Battery Aggregator” from @pulquero
Final charging voltage is 51.80V and trickle voltage is then 50.60V
This means that the pylontech has a soc of 93% and the Daly has 99.1%
is discharged up to 30% (ESS) so pylontech is around 24-25% and the daly is at 35-36%
So we have a difference of about 10% in the lower SOC range
In the serial driver we set the Soc calculation to true but we didn't notice any difference.
what can we do?
v1.0.20230531
Raspberry Pi
3.30
Daly Smart BMS
15
2
Serial USB adapter to RS485
default config with soc calculation true
no mean
No response
Reading the notes when opening a new issue would help :-)
Please also read the changelog.
Anyway, what are you hoping to achieve with the SOC calculation?
Describe the problem
Hello,
We have a pylontech 9.6kw battery and a DIY with 9.6kw and daly bms
Both batteries are summarized using the “Battery Aggregator” from @pulquero
Final charging voltage is 51.80V and trickle voltage is then 50.60V
This means that the pylontech has a soc of 93% and the Daly has 99.1%
is discharged up to 30% (ESS) so pylontech is around 24-25% and the daly is at 35-36%
So we have a difference of about 10% in the lower SOC range
In the serial driver we set the Soc calculation to true but we didn't notice any difference.
what can we do?
Driver version
v1.0.20230531
Venus OS device type
Raspberry Pi
Venus OS version
3.30
BMS type
Daly Smart BMS
Cell count
15
Battery count
2
Connection type
Serial USB adapter to RS485
Config file
Relevant log output
Any other information that may be helpful
No response