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BVM and ICC?

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Hi All,

Yet another question, I do apologise but maybe it helps others also.

So i have been convinced i need a battery monitor, i have some questions though...

1.) can a BVM be connected to an axpert to trigger switiching to grid and back?

2.) if you have a BVM, why the need for an ICC? from what i understand the BVM can potentially solve the issues of SOC and checking that recharge is right and that you switch when batteries hit a certain %?

 

TIA

6 hours ago, Dex_ said:

1.) can a BVM be connected to an axpert to trigger switiching to grid and back?

Not directly. You need software to send Axpert specific commands to the Axpert.

6 hours ago, Dex_ said:

2.) if you have a BVM, why the need for an ICC? from what i understand the BVM can potentially solve the issues of SOC and checking that recharge is right and that you switch when batteries hit a certain %?

I don't use ICC myself, but I believe that it is capable of doing this. Hopefully, some ICC users will confirm.

4 hours ago, Dex_ said:

Through what would the axpert receive these commands? 

Through the serial port; that's all the comms it has. Either through the RS232 port (via an RJ-45 connector and the supplied cable), or the USB port if it has one.

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