That looks about right. According to the spec sheet the battery to invert efficiency is 94% and the non-standby idle consumption is approx. 50W. Dep...

@wfbiggin If it turns out that it is just the living room circuit, I suggest you first check your outlets with an outlet tester, a decent one is not v...

@davede as far as having the BMS completely control the charge cycle, I am just not certain. I am not extremely familiar with the detailed functional...

@dlwittsr Good to know. Thanks.

@davede Could you share the model number of the Victron inverter. If I get some time I can poke around in the manual and see what I can. In regard ...

@wfbiggin M not m? That is weird. 50 M-Ohms seems like too much for just wire length vagaries in the meter. I am guessing that the RV has an invert...

@ron I am guessing here but maybe trying to use it as a relatively inexpensive charge controller? I know Hydro is pretty straight forward since "in ...

@wfbiggin I would not think that the RV has an NG bond but just for testing's sake, could you unplug the RV, make sure there is no power on in the RV ...

@wfbiggin Me being confused. for some stoopid reason I was thinking the 6000xp. Don't think (don't know) id 18K has one or not. Assuming not though...

@ron From my understand is that most do but then use a rectifier immediately at the source to provide DC. There are some that use DC generators. Th...

@wfbiggin When you added the physical NG bond, did you remember to disable the NG bond in the inverter? JB

@wfbiggin Based on the images, I am not seeing an NG bond. Are you just using the one in the inverter?

This is going to sound weird but.... I have seen some issues with RV setups that cause some very strange behaviors. Quit often it is associated with...

It has been a while. Has the SOC discrepancy gotten any better after some more charge/discharge cycles? JB

I have never understood the lag when setting it up for the first time, must be some validation process between the servers or something. Glad it is ...