wimpie007
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Hi everyone,
I'm putting my powerwall through it's first days of trial (and error, I guess?).
Right now I've set the charger/inverter to go to 'float' voltage at 57,6 V (4,11 V per cell).
The Batrium Watchmon4 is set to start balancing at 4,05 V per cell and a high cell cut-off of 4,15 V.
Does this mean the longmons will start bypassing current at 4,05 V? Is this an active or passive balancer?
In the assumption it is passive, this would mean that as soon as my cells reach 4,05 V the longmons will be burning energy until it drops beneath 4,05 V again?
That would be a quite some wasted energy...
Could anyone shed some light on this?
I'm putting my powerwall through it's first days of trial (and error, I guess?).
Right now I've set the charger/inverter to go to 'float' voltage at 57,6 V (4,11 V per cell).
The Batrium Watchmon4 is set to start balancing at 4,05 V per cell and a high cell cut-off of 4,15 V.
Does this mean the longmons will start bypassing current at 4,05 V? Is this an active or passive balancer?
In the assumption it is passive, this would mean that as soon as my cells reach 4,05 V the longmons will be burning energy until it drops beneath 4,05 V again?
That would be a quite some wasted energy...
Could anyone shed some light on this?