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Hi, I just want to find out if I am on the right track by connecting my Raspberry Pi with icc software and a BVM 702 meter to measure soc on my battery bank. Is the B1 and B2 wire correct for midpoint measurement 

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5 hours ago, Peet Welthagen said:

Hi, I just want to find out if I am on the right track by connecting my Raspberry Pi with icc software and a BVM 702 meter to measure soc on my battery bank.

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No, the above will only measure current to/from the right hand inverter from/to the battery. You want the shunt to be before both of the inverters (at the left end of the above diagram).

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Is the B1 and B2 wire correct for midpoint measurement 

? I see no B1 or B2 above, and the battery isn't on the diagram, let along the midpoint of the battery. Sorry if I'm missing something obvious.

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7 minutes ago, Coulomb said:

No, the above will only measure current to/from the right hand inverter from/to the battery. You want the shunt to be before both of the inverters (at the left end of the above diagram).

? I see no B1 or B2 above, and the battery isn't on the diagram, let along the midpoint of the battery. Sorry if I'm missing something obvious.

Thanx Coulomb, I placed the sketch with the BMV on the second post, it didn’t want load on the first question, files to large. But I really appreciate your advice and knowledge 

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