February 4, 20233 yr Dear all , Can someone explain to me the difference between "Total Coulomb" and "Real Coulomb " when I issue the pwr command on pylontech battery. See below PYTES_debug>pwr 1 @ ---------------------------- Power 1 Voltage : 56579 mV Current : -272 mA Temperature : 35000 mC Coulomb : 100 % Total Coulomb : 100000 mAH Real Coulomb : 99900 mAH Max Voltage : 58000 mV Charge Times : 5379 Basic Status : Dischg Discharge Sec. : 38 s Volt Status : Normal Current Status : Normal Tmpr. Status : Normal Coul. Status : Normal Soh. Status : Normal Heater Status : OFF Protect ENA : BOV BHV BLV BUV POV PHV PLV PUV CBOT CBHT CBLT CBUT DBOT DBHT DBLT DBUT POT PHT PLT PUT COC COC2 COCA DOCA DOC DOC2 SC LCOUL Bat Events : 0x0 Power Events : 0x0 System Fault : 0x0 ---------------------------- Command completed successfully These two used to be equivalent "100000 mAH" but today I noticed a difference between the two and I do not know why or what is the difference. Tnx
February 5, 20233 yr Assumption here: It's a 100AH battery that has degraded slightly over time to 99.9AH
February 6, 20233 yr Author I have 6 batteries and they are all showing this. These batteries are only 1 month in use. Is this normal? Edited February 6, 20233 yr by Screech
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