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battery_compatibility:cegasa [2025-03-31 23:40] – [Victron & Cegasa] guy_stewartbattery_compatibility:cegasa [2026-10-12 03:59] (current) – guy_stewart
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 ====== Victron & Cegasa ====== ====== Victron & Cegasa ======
  
-^  Battery ^  EBick LV ^ +^  Battery ^  EBick LV ^  EBick LV 15^ 
-|  Appearance |  {{ :battery_compatibility:ebick-lv-front-alpha.png?400 |}}|     +|  Appearance |  {{ :battery_compatibility:ebick-lv-front.png?200 |}}| {{:battery_compatibility:ebick-lv-front.png?200|}}|      
-|  ESS |  yes|  +|  ESS |  yes|  yes|  
-|  Grid Backup|  yes| +|  Grid Backup|  yes|  yes| 
-|  Off-Grid|  yes| +|  Off-Grid|  yes|  yes| 
-|  Module capacity|  13.5 kWh | +|  Module capacity|  13.5 kWh |  15 kWh | 
-|  Module limit |  20| +|  Module limit |  20|  20| 
-|  Max capacity|  270 kWh|+|  Max capacity|  270 kWh|  300 kWh|
  
    
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 Some of our Solar Chargers feature a VE.Direct communication port, some feature a VE.Can communication port, and some feature both. Both of these types of communication ports can be used to connect the Solar charger to the GX Device. Such connection is mandatory, because it is used to regulate charge currents and voltages. Some of our Solar Chargers feature a VE.Direct communication port, some feature a VE.Can communication port, and some feature both. Both of these types of communication ports can be used to connect the Solar charger to the GX Device. Such connection is mandatory, because it is used to regulate charge currents and voltages.
  
-When planning to use the VE.Can communications port to connect the Solar Charger(s), make sure to select a GX Device that has sufficient CAN-Bus ports. The Color Control GX has only one such port, its VE.Can port, and is therefor not suitable. All other GX Devices can be used, since they have two ports. One can then be used to connect the Cegasa battery, and the other to connect the Solar Charger.+When planning to use the VE.Can communications port to connect the Solar Charger(s), make sure to select a GX Device that has sufficient CAN-Bus ports. The Color Control GX has only one such port, its VE.Can port, and is therefor not suitable. The Cerbo-S GX also has only one CAN port, so it is not suitable either. Use a GX device with two CAN-bus interfaces, eg Cerbo GX, Venus GX or Ekrano GX. One can then be used to connect the Cegasa battery, and the other to connect the Solar Charger.
  
 === 1.5 Battery compatibility === === 1.5 Battery compatibility ===
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 The following information is provided by Cegasa, it is reproduced here for your convenience and should always be confirmed with the latest Cegasa manuals and specifications.  The following information is provided by Cegasa, it is reproduced here for your convenience and should always be confirmed with the latest Cegasa manuals and specifications. 
  
-Each Cegasa eBick battery module is 13.5 kWh, approximately 280Ah at 48V (52.2V maximum). +Each Cegasa eBick LV battery module is 13.5 kWh, approximately 280Ah at 48V (52.2V maximum). Each Cegasa eBick LV 15 battery module is 15 kWh, approximately 314Ah at 48V (52.2V maximum). 
  
 The allowable charge and discharge rates are managed automatically by the Cegasa BMS and [[venus-os:start|GX device]]. Temperature effects on charge rates should be considered in the design stage in hot and cold climates.  The allowable charge and discharge rates are managed automatically by the Cegasa BMS and [[venus-os:start|GX device]]. Temperature effects on charge rates should be considered in the design stage in hot and cold climates. 
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 |  Inverter/Charger  |  ESS |  ESS |  Off-grid |  Off-grid | |  Inverter/Charger  |  ESS |  ESS |  Off-grid |  Off-grid |
 |  Multiplus & Multiplus II & MP-II GX 48/3000/35|  1|  1|  1|  2| |  Multiplus & Multiplus II & MP-II GX 48/3000/35|  1|  1|  1|  2|
-|  Multiplus & Multiplus II & MP-II GX 48/5000/70|  1|  2|  1|  3|+|  Multiplus & Multiplus II & MP-II GX 48/5000/70|  1|  2|  1|  2|
 |  Inverter RS & Multi RS 48/6000|  1|  -|  1|  -| |  Inverter RS & Multi RS 48/6000|  1|  -|  1|  -|
-|  Quattro 48/5000/70-100/100|  1|  2|  1|  3| +|  Quattro 48/5000/70-100/100|  1|  2|  1|  2| 
-|  Quattro 48/8000/110-100/100|  2|  4|  2|  5| +|  Quattro 48/8000/110-100/100|  1|  3|  1|  3| 
-|  Quattro 48/10000/140- 100/100|  2|  4|  2|  6| +|  Quattro 48/10000/140- 100/100|  1|  3|  2|  4| 
-|  Quattro 48/15000/200- 100/100|  3|  6|  3|  7|+|  Quattro 48/15000/200- 100/100|  2|  6|  2|  6|
 |  EasySolar & EasySolar-II 48/3000/35-50 MPPT|  1|  1|  1|  2| |  EasySolar & EasySolar-II 48/3000/35-50 MPPT|  1|  1|  1|  2|
-|  EasySolar 48/5000/70-100 MPPT|  1|  2|  1|  3|+|  EasySolar 48/5000/70-100 MPPT|  1|  2|  1|  2|
  
  
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 | Float voltage (1)         | 52 V  |  | Float voltage (1)         | 52 V  | 
 | Absorption time        | 8 Hr    | | Absorption time        | 8 Hr    |
-| Charge Current         | 30-50A per battery module |+| Charge Current         | 140A per battery module |
  
 If you use any assistants after programming these settings, make sure to double check the float voltage after completing them, and if necessary set it back to 52 V. If you use any assistants after programming these settings, make sure to double check the float voltage after completing them, and if necessary set it back to 52 V.
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 ^ ESS Parameter ^ Settings ^ ^ ESS Parameter ^ Settings ^
-|Battery Capacity     | 280 Ah|+|Battery Capacity     | 280Ah (LV) 314Ah (LV 15)|
 |Sustain voltage.       | 50V| |Sustain voltage.       | 50V|
 |Dynamic cut-off values | Voltage | |Dynamic cut-off values | Voltage |
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