RVView2 Monitoring Pack
Digital 12V Battery Monitor & Phone App for BatteryPlus35-II
What’s Included
- RVView2 Wall-mounted 12V Battery Monitor
- OdysseyLink104 Communication Centre
- Data Cable
Key Features
- Lithium compatible
- Battery voltage & charge status
- Battery charging & discharging currents
- Auxiliary and solar charging currents
- Level indication of up to 4 water tanks
- Battery on/off status
Monitor Your RV Battery With a Wall-Mounted 12V Battery Monitor
The RVView2 is a wall-mounted battery monitor designed specifically to operate with BMPRO’s BatteryPlus35-II. The RVView2 connects to the BatteryPlus35-II via the data cable. The monitor gives you vital up-to-the-minute data about your caravan’s current status using a clear back-lit display. The display shows volts and amps, battery charge and discharge status, as well as the source input for the vehicle’s 12V system.
Input Amps shows the total current going through the BatteryPlus35-II while Output Amps shows the current provided to appliances. Input source indicator displays mains, solar, auxiliary, or two simultaneously present power sources, if available.
System voltage displays the voltage across the battery terminals, while the battery symbol indicates whether the battery is charging, discharging, fully loaded or not fully loaded. As a power saving feature, the display will turn off automatically 30 sec after its activation.
In addition to battery monitoring, the RVView2 enables monitoring of water levels of up to four water tanks from a sleek, wall mounted display.
The RVView2 can be connected to the OdysseyLink to become a part of the Odyssey system. The OdysseyLink enables SmartConnect Bluetooth sensors and the use of a free Odyssey App to remotely monitor the battery and control caravan’s water pumps from the mobile phone.
The RVView2 is designed and manufactured in Australia.
OTHER FEATURES:
- Separate water tank screen
- Function to disconnect the battery from the load
- Includes OdysseyLink to enable SmartConnect and the Odyssey app
FAQs
The RVView2 can only display input or output figures of 0.5A or higher.
If the level of current is lower than 0.5A, the RVView2 will display 0.0A.
The charging indicator on the RVView will only appear if the charging current to the battery is 1.0A or higher.
If you have BMPRO’s BC300 + CommLink installed, check that it is wired correctly.
The RVView will always display four water tanks.
If a tank is not connected, it will show a tank with one segment full, the same as if a tank was connected that is either empty or less than one-quarter full.
RVView2 Monitoring Pack
An excellent product, and even better the products are Australian made. It comes with the Odysseylink103 so you can monitor everything from your smartphone.
Good, still learning how best to use it to my advantage
Just purchased a new van and fitted Rvview (about 20 minutes) immediately found out the wires from the solar were connected wrong and where not charging the van batteries from new All good now
Big thank you to Coastline RV parts & service for great service and quick delivery
all cables and screws where in the delivered parcel
product itself is good, easy hookup and works without any problems. Occasionally when on battery voltage goes up by 0.1v but i put that down to rounding errors?
package was delivered without any fixing screws despite the packaging say they were included. i needed to install so i sorted with a trip to bunnings rather than wait for them. there is no cable in the package, and the website doesnt say you need one. it was also delivered without a manual, so i had to get this from website.
It was only because i reached out about to fix it did they say i needed a cable and they didnt supply it. A supplier was provided and i contacted them direct. I ended up spending another $25, of which more than half was for postage for the connection cable.
I suggest BMPRo supply the full package including cables, or atleast give the option to purchase through them or even tell people on the website is needed.
product is good, but the process of actually getting it was frustrating