Battery monitor Victron BMV-700 series

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" Victron battery monitor precision "

The essential function of a battery monitor is to calculate ampere-hours consumed and the state of charge of a battery. Ampere-hours consumed is calculated by integrating the current flowing in or out of the battery. In case of a constant current, this integration is equivalent to current multiplied by time. A discharge current of 10A during 2 hours, for example, amounts to 20Ah consumed. All our battery monitors are based on a powerful microprocessor, programmed with the algorithms needed for precision monitoring.

Description

Standard information and alarms

• Battery voltage (V).
• Battery charge/discharge current (A).
• Ampere-hours consumed (Ah).
• State of charge (%).
• Time to go at the current rate of discharge.
• Visual and audible alarm: over- and under voltage, and/or battery discharged.
• Programmable alarm or generator start relay.

The BMV-702 features an additional input which can be programmed to measure

• The voltage (of a second battery),
• Temperature
• Midpoint voltage

The BMV-700HS: 60 to 385VDC voltage range

No prescaler needed. Note: suitable for systems with grounded minus only (battery monitor is not isolated from shunt).

Low cost ultra high resolution monitor

• Highest resolution: 10mA (0,01A) with 500A shunt.
• Can be used with 50, 60 or 100mV shunts, current rating from 100A to 1000A
• Lowest current consumption: 4mA @12V and 3mA @ 24V.
• Easiest to wire: the BMV 600S comes with shunt, 10 meter RJ 12 UTP cable and 2 meter battery cable with fuse; no other components needed.
• Easiest to install: separate front bezel for square or round appearance; ring for rear mounting and screws for front mounting.
• Broadest voltage range: 9.5 – 95 VDC without prescaler needed (60-385 VDC for BMV-702HS)
  
• Communication port (Isolated RS232 interface is needed to connect to a computer)

Specifications