Battery controllers BMV-712 Smart - Victron Energy

Description

Battery gauge, remaining autonomy indicator, and much more

The remaining capacity of the battery depends on the ampere-hours consumed, the discharge current, temperature, and the age of the battery. To account for all these variables, complex software algorithms are necessary.

In addition to basic display options such as voltage, current, and ampere-hours consumed, the BMV-700 series also displays state of charge, remaining autonomy, and power consumption in Watts.

Bluetooth Smart

Use the Bluetooth Smart electronic key to monitor your batteries from Apple or Android smartphones, tablets, MacBooks, and other devices.

Very simple installation

All electrical connections are made via quick-connect on the PCB of the shunt.
The shunt is connected to the controller with a standard RJ12 telephone cable. Included: RJ12 cable (10 m) and battery cable with fuse (2 m). No other components are necessary.
The other supplied parts are a dial for a square or round screen, a mounting ring for rear installation, and the screws needed for front mounting.

Easy to program (with your Smartphone!)

A quick installation menu and a detailed configuration menu with dropdown texts assist the user during various settings

Alternatively, choose the quick and easy solution: download the Smartphone app (Bluetooth Smart electronic key required)

Standard functions

• Battery voltage, current, power, ampere-hours consumed, and state of charge
• Remaining autonomy based on current consumption
• Programmable visual and audible alarm:
• Programmable relay to turn off non-critical loads or to start a generator if necessary
• A quick-connect shunt of 500 A and a connection kit
• Possibility of shunt capacity up to 10,000 A
• VE.Direct communication port
• Recording of numerous historical events that can be used to evaluate usage patterns and battery condition
• Wide power supply voltage range: 6.5 – 95 V
• High current measurement resolution: 10 mA (0.01 A)
• Low power consumption: 2.9 Ah per month (4 mA) @12 V and 2.2 Ah per month (3 mA) @ 24 V