Almot wrote:
I tried to set Float low because the battery manual said so - no Float or as low as possible :).
Victron quality is definitely superior to Epever or Renogy, though at a double cost. From what I read, Victron has no display and no interface on the actual unit, you have to use the phone app or again a laptop with cable. Seems like after the defunct Rogue nobody can make a small MPPT with a proper interface on the unit. Don't recall anybody before Rogue, either. Kid by Midnite Solar came the closest, at a higher price and fewer features.
Blue Sky does have an add on box (ipn remote) that allows for full programing rather than the limited settings from the dip switches.
They did, at one time, sell a control chip that you could request the parameters you required--I think for $75.00 I have the unit that displays voltage and amperage flowing into the battery bank.
https://sunforgellc.com/blue-sky-energy/#bse_product_row
