Victron BMV700 energy monitor showing the state of charge display

Victron Energy BAM010700000 BMV 700 Precision Battery Monitor

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TheVictron BMV 700 Amp Hour Meter keeps track of current flowing in and out of a battery bank and uses a sophisticated algorithm to read out the state of charge of a single battery bank.

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This Victron Battery Monitor keeps track of current flowing in and out of a battery bank and uses a sophisticated algorithm to read out the state of charge of the battery in Percentage Remaining and Amp Hours Remaining. It also displays Volts and Amps time to go, and Consumed Energy and keeps track of Historic Data including Battery Efficiency, Average Discharge, Deepest Discharge, Number of Cycles, Overvoltage, and Undervoltage Alarms.

Victron Energy BMV 700 single bank amp hour meter and energy monitor Monitors volts, amps, amp hours and time to go for a single battery bank.
Included shunt measures up to 500 Amps
For use with DC systems from 12 to 90 volts
Visual and audible alarms and programmable alarm
10 metre cable, connectors and fuse included.
Removeable bezel allows round or square face for display

Q: Can I use this on a back of batteries of 6 to tell me what % the bank has amp hrs left?

Asked by: Doug - 2/25/2015

A: Yes, that is what it if for, the batteries must be together in one bank.

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Answer provided by: Peter Kennedy (2/25/2015)

Battery monitor	BMV 700
Supply voltage range	6,5 - 95 VDC
Current draw, back light off	< 4 mA
Input voltage range, auxiliary battery	N.A
Battery capacity (Ah)	20 - 9999 Ah
Operating temperature range	-20 +50°C(0 - 120°F)
Measures voltage of second battery, or temperature, or midpoint	No
Temperature measurement range	-20+50°C
VE.Direct communication port	Yes
Relay	60V/1A normally open (function can be inverted)
Resolution & Accuracy (with a 500 A shunt)
Current	± 0,01 A
Voltage	± 0,01 V
Amp hours	± 0,1 Ah
State of charge (0 – 100 %)	± 0,1 %
Time to go	± 1 min
Temperature (0 - 50°C or 30 - 120°F)	N.A.
Accuracy of current measurement	± 0,4 %
Accuracy of voltage measurement	± 0,3 %
Installation & Dimensions
Installation	Flush mount
Front	63 mm diameter
Front bezel	69 x 69 mm (2.7 x 2.7 inch)
Body diameter	52mm(2.0 inch)
Body depth	31mm(1.2 inch)
Standards
Safety	EN 60335-1
Emission / Immunit	EN 55014-1 / EN 55014-2
Automotive	ECE R10-4 / EN 50498
Accessories
Shunt (included)	500 A / 50 mV
Cables (included)	10 meter 6 core UTP with RJ12 connectors, and cable with fuse for ‘+’ connection
Temperature sensor	Not an option with the BMV 700

Victron Energy BAM010700000 BMV 700 Precision Battery Monitor

Q: Can I use this on a back of batteries of 6 to tell me what % the bank has amp hrs left?

Q: WILL THIS WORK FOR A RV WITH 3 DEEP CYCLE MARINE BATTIERS?

Q: I have a 6 battery 12 volt system. The batteries are of various ages and I do not use an inverter. Straight solar charge. Can I use this device on my system?

Q: Can I extend the rj12 cable? If so how much?

Q: Can this be used on a boat? It would be inside the boat, but around salt air. Thanks

Q: Does the meter come with all necessary wiring? How long is the wiring? I currently have a Xantrex link 10 that has failed. Can I use the Xantrex wiring?

Q: When used as an hour meter is it possible to show the actual running hours of the engine or does it count all the hours the key is turned on ?

Q: How long is the cord that comes with the unit? If it's not long enough can I get an extension for it? Thanks Wes

Q: Shunt will be in engine room does it need to be covered?

Q: I have solar charging and a battery charger, can this work with two charging sources? Do I just put them both on the shunt terminal with the load?

Q: Can this be used with a battery disconnect switch? If so, how should it be wired?

Q: Can this be used on a 24VDC system where 2 each 12DC batteries is connected in series?

Q: What is the warranty on the BMV700?

Q: Is the digital output a RS-232 string? Can you request data or does it free run. I would like to connect the unit to a small data collection unit, recording the data once a minute, Can the output rate be selected Thanks

Q: My RV is a 12V system. I will be installing 4ea6 volt batteries wired in series/parallel. will the BMV700 work with this system? Thank you.

Q: Can the shunt be mounted in an open battery box where it will be exposed to water, high temps, humidity, and vapor from lead acid batteries?

Q: I have solar charging and a battery charger, can this work with two charging sources? Do I just put them both on the shunt terminal with the load?

Q: Can this be used with a battery disconnect switch? If so, how should it be wired?

Q: I use my house bank to start the engine. It is a 42 hp westerbeke diesel. What size shunt do I need? Thanks

Q: What input range will the Victron 700 series accept to power it? I read somewhere 48v max but cannot confirm this anywhere.

Q: I have a boat which we use Lithium batteries, and I was wondering if we could use this monitor for the bow mount motor which is 24 vdc, but they are lithium? Thank You.

Q: Can the victron bmv 700 be configured to monitor a dual battery bank?

Q: I have two 6 V batteries wired in series. Do instructions come with the BMV 700 detailing how to wire it up in this scenario. Do I disconnect the old wiring to the stock digital 4 light system?. Also, how does the BMV 702 differ from the BMV 700?

Q: is this monitor marine grade? ample for 4 batteries?

Q: Is there an option for a 600 amp shunt or higher?

Q: What is the shunt size?

Q: Re: victron BMV 700 battery monitor. Is it possible to get a shorter rj12 cable. my entire boat is 10m long.

Q: Does the shunt have to mounted right next to the batteries? How long a cable run between the shunt and the battery negative post is allowed or recommended?

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