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Victron Energy BMV-702 Battery Monitor (Black)

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Style: BMV-702 (Black)


Features

  • The Victron Energy BMV-702 Battery Monitor (Black) is a high precision smart battery monitor; the essential function of the monitor is to calculate ampere hours consumed and the state of charge of a battery
  • Bluetooth Smart - Use the Bluetooth Smart dongle (Sold separetly) to monitor your batteries on Apple or Android smartphones, tablets, macbooks, and other devices
  • Next to the basic display options, such as voltage, current, and ampere-hours consumed, the BMV-700 series also displays state of charge, time to go, and power consumption in watts
  • Easy to Program - A quick install menu and a detailed setup menu with scrolling texts assist the user when going through the various settings.
  • One bad cell/battery can destroy a large (expensive) battery bank. When batteries are connected in series, the monitor can generate a timely warning by measuring midpoint voltage

Description

Style:BMV-702 (Black) A high precision battery monitor. The essential function of a battery monitor is to calculate ampere hours consumed and the state of charge of a battery. Ampere hours consumed are calculated by integrating the current flowing in or out of the battery.


Manufacturer: Victron Energy


Brand: Victron Energy


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 7.87 x 2.36 inches


Item model number: BAM010702200


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Manufacturer Part Number: BAM010702200


Folding: No


Date First Available: October 20, 2016


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • ***PRODUCT BUGS EXPLAINED. VERY IMPORTANT TO READ THIS REVIEW***
Style: BMV 712 Smart - Bluetooth
Review Image by Brett Stone
Review Image by Brett Stone
First and foremost, I love this device and I love the Bluetooth iPhone App; however there is a HUGE bug in this device which must be known by everyone who is considering purchasing it. Essentially, the purpose of this device is to monitor battery capacity so you are never left on the water with a dead battery and it does a spectacular job measuring load coming off your battery; however it does not measure the power which the gauge consumes on its own and it will consume every last amp left in your battery until it is completely dead and unusable. Unfortunately when it does this, the capacity will still show 99.9% or 100% of your battery remaining but in reality your battery is dead as a doornail and cannot be used. I have had 2 instances of this happening. The first was in the fall of 2017 when the boat sat on the trailer for 60 days before I winterized it and when I went to start the battery it wouldn't crank. The second instance happened on Labor Day 2018 when the boat sat for just 30 days and the battery was dead as a doornail. Both times the batteries were left in the off position with 100% charge but while the boat sat on the trailer the BMV + the Bluetooth was left on and it consumed all of the battery power leaving the boat unable to start the next time I went to use it. Attached are pictures of the most recent occurrence where the BMV shows 99.9% charge, but an actual battery charger shows 30% capacity remaining (unfortunately with Lead Acid Batteries approximately 30% of the battery is unusable so this was more or less at at 0% charge). After the first instance, I emailed BMV support and Justin Larrabee replied back to me acknowledging my theory that the BMV does not register its own consumption and he recommended that I disconnect the shunt when not in use. The drawback to doing this is that the BMV will lose its saved settings and will need to be reconfigured and I told Justin this is not an acceptable solution and I requested a product update. I was told he would report this to the product team, but no update was ever done and I emailed him again on 9/17/18 advising that there is still an issue and the BMV is absolutely worthless with this bug and I would be leaving an Amazon review to alert all potential buyers of this bug. Justin did quickly reply back acknowledging my disappointment in this product and he would send it along to his development team again for a future update and he again told me to disconnect the BMV when the boat sits for long idle times to avoid dead batteries in the future. One final thing I will mention is that the BMV consumes 4ma of power at idle and the Bluetooth dongle consumes 1ma of power at idle so there is always a parasitic load of 5ma of power on your battery. If you do the math that would be a .005amp per hour draw so every 8 days the BMV + Bluetooth has consumes 1 amp of power. On a standard 100amp battery, only 70amps would be usable so it is only a matter of time (depending upon the age and state of your battery) before your battery is dead leaving you stranded with a false sense of security of having 100% charge. In conclusion, after owning this BMV unit for 2 years and seeing the bugs first hand with 2 instances of dead batteries and the BMV telling me I still had 99% charge remaining I would NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO ANYBODY. Purchase at your own risk, you have been forewarned. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018 by Brett Stone
    • Customer support is really poor
Style: BMV 712 Smart - Bluetooth
I have mine installed in a campervan. When the unit worked, which was only for a month, it worked well. I contacted Victron support and they were entirely useless saying that I had to work through the purchaser to troubleshoot. Ha! So, I contacted Amazon, who had no clue how to troubleshoot it, so they sent me a replacement at no cost. Good thing Amazon is so awesome. Edit: 26 November 2018 - I did more troubleshooting and discovered that the power connection in the temperature sensing cable had broken. I soldered it and put it back together and it works fine. So the product works well, customer service still sucks. In short, product is fine, support is terrible, Amazon is awesome. I looked for an alternative, but there aren't any. If there was, I would have bought that! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2018 by Ben
    • Doesn't work and no support from Victron. *Updated- Change of heart.
Style: BMV 712 Smart - Bluetooth
I bought a 712 and installed it. It has NEVER given a correct reading. I we hoping to use this for our last trip as we were going to dry camp the whole time. I have a MPPT solar controller that shows 13.8 volts. I put a multimeter on the circuit and it read 13.8 volts. I have a cheapy meter with the USB jacks I installed and it shows 13.4 volts. The 712 shows between 8 and 9 volts and when I synchronize it to SOC it shows the correct voltage but then it drops to 8-9 volts within an hour. The battery charge always shows 0%. The weirdest thing is I contacted Victron and they said to contact the dealer I bought it from. Well there dealer is Amazon. No hello at all. I would not recommend this battery meter at all. It appears that some people have this working will but I cannot get it to work and I get no support. I would return it if I could but it took too much work to put it into my trailer. I would give it zero starts if I could. Update: I finally got a guild of Victron USA support. They were VERY helpful. After talking to them they sent me a brand new meter. It worked perfectly! QUODOS to Victron. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2018 by J. P. House

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