Itinerant1 wrote:
You wouldn't know cell balancing is happening off a monitor that is showing just pack voltage other than it happens at x-voltage, bms's use individual cell voltages not pack voltages.
"If" you can see individual cell voltages you would be able to see the runners that should slow down after they reach the balancing voltage while the slower cells catch-up.
ISTR 3 tons (before I blocked him) describing how he can see his LFP balancing act on his Victron monitor, but can't remember what he was observing it doing. So I ASSume that (whatever it is) could be seen on a Trimetric
time2roll said: "LFP balancing is automatic when convenient. No need to make a deliberate effort."
The LFP guides say to get to full every so often and get them balanced. So if you haven't done it past their suggested intervals, then that would require a deliberate effort to do one.
Beats me how you know you are getting it done if it doesn't show on the monitor. You LFP guys can sort that out.
