When such a battery monitor is connected, and temperature sense is enabled, the Venus-device will send the battery temperature to the connected Solar Chargers and Inverter/chargers. At present only a single configuration is supported: a BMV-702 or 712 with the temperature sensor accessory. Add shared temperature sense, and a switch (default on) for the feature.This is what is written about the BMV/Venus OS and Temperature: I want to replace my AGM cells with LiFePo4 cells and need to monitor the temperature, so that I dont charge them below 5 degrees C.Ĭan I use a BMV-712 with a separate temperature sensor, connect the BMV to the Pi and share the temperature with both the Smart- and BlueSolar MPPTS? I use the VRM with a 4G modem for remote monitoring.
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