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  • How Does the MultiPlus-II 230V Accommodate Different Battery Types?

    Posted by Tirlant on January 16, 2024 at 8:02 am
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    I’m planning to use my MultiPlus-II 230V with a variety of battery types, including Gel, AGM, and potentially Lithium-ion in the future. How does the inverter handle different battery chemistries, and is there a way to adjust the charging algorithm accordingly?

    Innova replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Innova

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    January 16, 2024 at 11:57 am
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    The MultiPlus-II 230V is quite versatile when it comes to accommodating different battery types. The standard setting for the battery charge algorithm is optimized for Victron Gel Deep Discharge batteries, Gel Exide A200, and tubular plate stationary batteries like OPzS.

    This setting is also generally suitable for a wide range of other batteries, including Victron AGM Deep Discharge batteries, other AGM batteries, and various types of flat-plate flooded batteries.

    What’s great about the MultiPlus-II 230V is that you’re not limited to these settings. Using the VEConfigure software, you can tailor the charge algorithm to match the specific charging requirements of nearly any battery type, including Nickel Cadmium and Lithium-ion batteries. This flexibility is crucial because different battery chemistries have different charge profiles for optimal performance and longevity.

    So when you’re ready to switch battery types or if you’re integrating batteries with different chemistries into your system, you can adjust the charge parameters using VEConfigure to ensure that each battery is charged correctly according to its needs.

    It’s always recommended to check the battery manufacturer’s specifications when adjusting these settings to get the best results and preserve the life of your batteries.

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