Advice please ... Victron SmartSolar mppt 75/15 (1 Viewer)

[icantremember]

I am changing my solar charge controller to one of the above and I'm confused (not unusual) on the position required for the jumper. As delivered the jumper is across 2&3 and hoping some of you electricery wizards will have the answer. funflair Lenny HB

My system is 160w of panels and 2 x 110ah wet lead acid leisure batteries

 

[bigtwin]

Doesn’t it depend on the type of battery; Wet acid, Gel, AGM, lithium, etc?

Might help if you indicate the type of battery you have.

Sorry that I cant answer your question.

Ian

 

[Just smiffy]

I had that controller and it was set on 2-3 with AGM’s then later with Gels, the agms lasted 8yrs and were still going strong...
Do you not have the manual..?

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[Just smiffy]

Here it is..

https://www.victronenergy.com/upload/documents/Manual-BlueSolar-charge-controller-MPPT-75-10,-75-15,-100-15,-100-20,-100-20-48V-EN-NL-FR-DE-ES-SE-.pdf

 

[Lenny HB]

As said need to know battery type.
Flooded Cell, AGM type 1, AGM type 2 or Gel?

 

[icantremember]

As said need to know battery type.
Flooded Cell, AGM type 1, AGM type 2 or Gel?

Hi Lenny, they are flooded lead acid as per edited first post.

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[icantremember]

I had that controller and it was set on 2-3 with AGM’s then later with Gels, the agms lasted 8yrs and were still going strong...
Do you not have the manual..?

Yes, I have the manual but I don't really understand it.

 

[Just smiffy]

Yes, I have the manual but I don't really understand it.

I didn’t either....

 

[Jev88]

I thought the jumper was for the automatic cut-off at low discharge on the load circuit (to give you a choice). You set battery type and voltages required in the app.

3.6 The load output (see figure 1 and 2 at the end of the manual)
The VE.Direct communication port (see sect. 1.8) can be used to configure the load output. (dongle needed when using the Bluetooth app)Alternatively, a jumper can be used to to configure the load output as follows:
● No jumper: BatteryLife algorithm (see 1.4)
● Jumper between pin 1 and pin 2: conventional Low voltage load disconnect: 11,1V or 22,2VAutomatic load reconnect: 13,1V or 26,2V
● Jumper between pin 2 and pin 3: conventional Low voltage load disconnect: 11,8V or 23,6VAutomatic load reconnect: 14V or 28V

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[cmcardle75]

I am changing my solar charge controller to one of the above and I'm confused (not unusual) on the position required for the jumper. As delivered the jumper is across 2&3 and hoping some of you electricery wizards will have the answer. funflair Lenny HB

My system is 160w of panels and 2 x 110ah wet lead acid leisure batteries

The jumper is for configuring the load output. It can be ignored if you aren't using it. You can also remove the jumper and just configure using your phone.

 

[DBK]

Take the jumper off. The description of what it does is right at the back of the manual.

 

[icantremember]

Take the jumper off. The description of what it does is right at the back of the manual.

Thanks John, that's how I read it but wanted to check.

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[icantremember]

Thank you everyone for your feedback, I think I'm ok now.

 

[gus-lopez]

Yes, I have the manual but I don't really understand it.

I found that there was hardly anything of it ? Then someone posted the online manal the other week so I downloaded that to find it was exactly the same & nothing in it. I just left the jumper where it was .

 

[icantremember]

I found that there was hardly anything of it ? Then someone posted the online manal the other week so I downloaded that to find it was exactly the same & nothing in it. I just left the jumper where it was .

Like most manuals today there's a few pages in English for the item and then rest is made up with every other possible world language.

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