To answer this question, I'd like to understand better how to to set SOC % to make it relevant. In my system I run in 80% SoC (float = x.xv) to 40% SoC (inverter cut-off = x.xv) but its based on voltage and I don't see how to set Batrim SoC or keep Batrium SoC aligned to real world voltage of the battery.
Setting SoC:
The
https://support.batrium.com/article/229-soc-calibration says to go to Metrics tab and type in SOC % to indicate Full or Empty. So that's 100% or 0%? or I'm supposed to set 80% as Full? but what would that mean?
Maintiaining SoC on day basis:
On main Shunt page I see Re-Calibrate Low SoC and Re-Calibrate Hi SoC and the web site says..
Re-Calibrate Low SoC: ON/OFF to allow reset the State of Charge back to empty (0%) if it goes below this value. Only available in advanced mode.
But what does mean functionally? If I set it to 40% what does do / how does this keep things from getting out of wack over time.