#Victron shunt wiring diagram generator#

This relay can be used as an alarm relay, to start a generator or for other applications. The battery monitor is equipped with a programable relay. In order to be fully functional, the battery monitor needs to be configured see the Configuration chapter. Plug one side of the RJ12 cable into the shunt RJ12 terminal and the other side of the cable into the RJ12 terminal on the rear of the head unit. Make sure that the negative of all DC loads, inverters, battery chargers, solar chargers and other charge sources are connected “after” the shunt.Ĭonnect the ferrule pin of the red cable with the fuse to the shunt by pushing the pin into to the “ +B1” terminal.Ĭonnect the M10 eye terminal of the red cable with the fuse to the positive terminal of the battery.Ĭonnect the shunt to the head unit using the RJ12 cable. Tighten the shunt bolt with a maximum torque of 21Nm. Any loads or chargers connected here will be excluded from the battery state of charge calculation.Ĭonnect the negative of the electrical system to the M10 bolt on the ' LOAD AND CHARGER' side of the shunt. Note that there should be no other connections on this side of the shunt or on the negative battery terminal. Incorrect battery voltage readingĬonnect the negative battery terminal to the M10 bolt on the ' BATTERY ONLY' side of the shunt. State of charge does not increase fast enough or too fast when charging There is a current reading while no current flows Charge and discharge current are inverted Saving, loading and sharing settings in VictronConnect Accessing settings via the VictronConnect app Connecting to a GX device and the VRM portal Accessing historical data via the head unit Accessing historical data via the VictronConnect app

Victron shunt wiring diagram