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--- battery_compatibility:aquion_ahi [2016-03-28 17:42] – [Configuration] terry_aquion
+++ battery_compatibility:aquion_ahi [2019-02-18 10:40] – [Configuration] marianka
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-====== Victron & Aquion AHI =====
+====== Victron & GREENROCK =====
-**Note: this is a draft!**
 ===== Compatible Victron products =====
 All 48V Multis and Quattros. Also all MPPT Solar chargers that can work with a 48V battery.
-Note that there is no integration in the Color Control GX required nor available: it will not (yet) read data directly from the Aquion AHI BMS.
+Note that there is no integration in the Color Control GX required nor available: it will not (yet) read data directly from the GREENROCK BMS.
 ===== Configuration =====
-^ Parameter                    ^ Setting ^
+^ Parameter                    ^ Setting for S30                  ^ Setting for Aspen 48S-2.2^
-| Charge curve                 | Fixed   |
+| Charge curve                 | Fixed                            | Fixed   |
-| Absorption voltage           | 57.6 V  |
+| Absorption voltage           | 57.6 V                           | 59.5 V  |
-| Float voltage                | 54.0 V  |
+| Float voltage                | 54.0 V                           | 55.0 V  |
-| Storage                      | Disable |
+| Storage                      | Disable                          | Disable |
-| Charge current               | 17A per stack, refer to Aquion documentation |
+| Charge current               | 17A per stack, refer to GREENROCK documentation | 20A per stack, refer to GREENROCK documentation |
-| Repeated absorption time     | 4 hrs |
+| Repeated absorption time     | 4 hrs                            | 4 hrs |
-| Repeated absorption interval | Not required |
+| Repeated absorption interval | Not required                     | Not required |
-| Max absorption time          | 4 hrs |
+| Max absorption time          | 4 hrs                            | 4 hrs |
-| Low voltage disconnect       | As low as possible, 37.2 V (1) |
+| Low voltage disconnect       | As low as possible, 37.2 V (1)   | As low as possible, 37.2 V (1) |
 Notes:
   - Under normal conditions, all the energy should be discharged when you reach 40V. However, during short high current discharges, the battery voltage can momentarily drop below 40V. Therefore set the low voltage disconnect as low as possible.
+===== ESS =====
+Make sure to lower the Dynamic Cut-off parameters, to 37.5, 37.4, 37.3 and 37.2.
 ===== DISQUS =====
 ~~DISQUS~~