MG SLD0001 MultiPlus II GX Victron Energy Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- MG
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MG SLD0001 MultiPlus II GX Victron Energy
Product Information: MG Energy Monitor
These schematics are examples and are not meant for installation purposes. The information is carefully checked and is considered to be reliable, however MG Energy Systems assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies. Refer to the manual for additional installation instructions.
Energy System Schematic Overview
These schematics are examples and not meant for installation purposes. The information is carefully checked and is considered to be reliable, however MG Energy Systems assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies. Refer to the manual for additional installation instructions.
Battery Configuration Options
2S1P configuration: 2 batteries in series, 1 parallel string Option 1:
2x MG LFP230 lithium-ion batteries
Capacity: 230 Ah @ 48 Vdc = 11.6 kWh
System voltage: 48 Vdc Option 2:
2x MG LFP304 lithium-ion batteries
Capacity: 304 Ah @ 48 Vdc = 15.6 kWh
System voltage: 48 Vdc
Components
- MG Energy Monitor
- MG ConnectApp
- MG Master LV
- Victron Multiplus II
- Victron MPPT
- Victron GX Touch 50
- Victron Cerbo GX
- Solar panels
Specifications:
- Product Name: MG Energy Monitor
- System Voltage: 48 Vdc
- Battery Configuration: 2S1P (2 batteries in series, 1 parallel string)
- Option 1 Battery: 2x MG LFP230 lithium-ion batteries
- Capacity: 230 Ah @ 48 Vdc = 11.6 kWh
- Option 2 Battery: 2x MG LFP304 lithium-ion batteries
- Capacity: 304 Ah @ 48 Vdc = 15.6 kWh
Product Usage Instructions
Installation:
Before installation, carefully read the manual for additional installation
instructions. The provided schematics are examples and should not be used for
installation purposes.
Power Supply:
The MG Energy Monitor requires power supply from the Master LV Connector
‘A’.
Connection:
Connect the MG Energy Monitor to the Victron Multiplus II
inverter using the VE.Bus connection.
Monitoring:
Use the MG ConnectApp to monitor the energy system. The app provides real-
time data and allows you to track energy usage and performance.
Battery Configuration:
The MG Energy Monitor is designed for a 2S1P battery configuration, which
means two batteries connected in series and one parallel string.
Solar Panels:
Connect the solar panels to the Victron MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) charger for efficient solar energy utilization.
System Control:
Control and monitor the energy system using the Victron GX Touch 50 or the
Cerbo GX. These devices provide a user-friendly interface and allow you to
manage various system parameters.
| Title | Version | Date |
|---|---|---|
| SLD0001 48V-LFP-MASTER-LV-VICTRON-MULTIPLUSII-CERBO-GX-MPPT-2S1P-EN | 1.0 |
26-07-2023
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):
What are the capacity options for the batteries in the system?
There are two options: 230 Ah @ 48 Vdc providing 11.6 kWh, and 304 Ah @ 48 Vdc providing 15.6 kWh.
Can these schematics be used for installation purposes?
No, these schematics are examples and should not be used for installation. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions.
Does MG Energy Systems take responsibility for any inaccuracies in the schematics?
MG Energy Systems assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies and advises referring to the manual for additional instructions.
Can I use a different battery configuration with the MG Energy Monitor?
No, the MG Energy Monitor is specifically designed for a 2S1P battery configuration. Using a different configuration may result in compatibility issues and inaccurate readings.
How do I connect the MG Energy Monitor to the Victron Multiplus II inverter?
Connect the MG Energy Monitor to the Victron Multiplus II inverter using the VE.Bus connection. Ensure proper wiring and follow the installation instructions provided in the manual.
What is the recommended power supply for the MG Energy Monitor?
The MG Energy Monitor requires power supply from the Master LV Connector A. Make sure to connect it properly to ensure reliable operation.