After having recently purchased an Ablemail to keep the leisure battery topped up out of season, I think it's uncovered an issue with my Renogy Lithium battery (model RBT100LFP12-BT-RE-UK) as it seems to be draining very quickly and incorrectly reporting the remaining capacity. I understand the latter can just be the BMS being out of sync.
Here are the readings from both batteries taken at random days over the last 1.5 weeks (van not started):
Sunday 19/10 (after being charged on the mains)
Leisure 99.1% - 13.2V
Starter 96% - 12.4V
Thursday 23/10
Leisure 94.7% - 13V
Starter 34% - 12.2V
Sunday 26/10
Leisure 94% - 12.8V
Starter 18% - 12.1V
Thursday 30/10
Leisure 90% - 11.6V
Starter 3% - 12V
Does this seem to be dropping way too quickly?
I can't say I've ever monitored it so closely before but I did wonder if there was an issue earlier in the year when the Renogy gave out on us after a two day trip off grid, something we've done several times before without issue.
In terms of other sources pulling power, I have a few usb plugs which I understand use a very small amount even when not in use, a tracker, and a wolfbox dashcam.
I've included a graph of the starter battery for reference, which appears to show the Ablemail doing what is expected of it, given what is has to work with. There's also screenshots from the Renogy app showing the battery and DC50 this morning (the former after having just being plugged into the mains).



Here are the readings from both batteries taken at random days over the last 1.5 weeks (van not started):
Sunday 19/10 (after being charged on the mains)
Leisure 99.1% - 13.2V
Starter 96% - 12.4V
Thursday 23/10
Leisure 94.7% - 13V
Starter 34% - 12.2V
Sunday 26/10
Leisure 94% - 12.8V
Starter 18% - 12.1V
Thursday 30/10
Leisure 90% - 11.6V
Starter 3% - 12V
Does this seem to be dropping way too quickly?
I can't say I've ever monitored it so closely before but I did wonder if there was an issue earlier in the year when the Renogy gave out on us after a two day trip off grid, something we've done several times before without issue.
In terms of other sources pulling power, I have a few usb plugs which I understand use a very small amount even when not in use, a tracker, and a wolfbox dashcam.
I've included a graph of the starter battery for reference, which appears to show the Ablemail doing what is expected of it, given what is has to work with. There's also screenshots from the Renogy app showing the battery and DC50 this morning (the former after having just being plugged into the mains).




