I purchased the JuncTek with one of the discounts that were offered to forum members, and just opened the box for the first time. I was just hoping someone has done a face-off of the two. More importantly, I'm just experimenting to see how it does. The other people who use this system are not in the least bit interested in looking at an app on their phone to see what the SoC is.
I'm just willing to consider the JuncTek if it does an almost Victron-like job, and adds the nice color display.
(I loved that comment! ) I in fact already have a Victron SmartShunt and am happy with it, and I really like everything I see from Victron. I think I saw one of your posts where you said you have inappropriate dreams about Victron equipment. I'm not here to say your girlfriend Victron is ugly. Has anyone done a side-by-side comparison of the JuncTek and the Victron monitor devices? I'm thinking if you just put both shunts in series it would be pretty easy to compare them as a battery is put through charge and discharge cycles.Įdit to tag lee here, as I think the JuncTek is his product.Ĭlick to expand.Easy there cowboy. But if it doesn't give an accurate reading of SoC, it may not be worth it.
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Has anyone compared it with the Victron SmartShunt? The JuncTek clearly has lots more functionality, having a temp sensor, Bluetooth Interface, display module, relay control etc. I've searched the board, and can't find too much about how accurate the Coulomb counting and SoC calculations are. I was too busy with other stuff, and am now getting ready to take a look at it. This isn't really a BMS topic, but I couldn't figure out what would be the right forum to post it in.īack in November I purchased one of the JuncTek 400A battery monitors as discussed in this thread
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