Victron Energy BMV-700H Battery Monitor with Shunt & Display – 60–385 VDC High-Voltage Battery Monitor (Grey)
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The Victron Energy BMV-700H Battery Monitor with shunt and display tracks state of charge on 60–385 VDC high-voltage battery banks, on sale for $84.65 — a steep discount off $199.00 — for online purchase with coupon and free-shipping savings.
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The Victron Energy BMV-700H Battery Monitor with Shunt & Display (60–385 VDC, Grey) is the high-voltage battery monitor that shows state of charge, voltage, current, and time remaining for battery banks from 60 to 385 VDC. It's the best-fit monitor for high-voltage systems — including 48V and higher battery banks — where standard monitors can't reach. Buy online now for $84.65, a major discount off the $199.00 compare-at price.
Wiring the BMV-700H in a High-Voltage Battery Bank
Installation follows the standard BMV pattern adapted for high voltage: the supplied shunt mounts in the negative battery lead and is housed in a special high-voltage-rated enclosure. The monitor connects to the shunt and to the positive tap for voltage sense. Because of the high-voltage application, incorrect installation can be hazardous — consult a licensed professional and follow all applicable electrical codes.
Can It Monitor a 48V Battery System?
Yes. The BMV-700H covers 60–385 VDC, comfortably above 48V nominal bank voltages and up to 385 VDC — the reason buyers choose it over standard models.
BMV-700H vs BMV-712
BMV-700H: high-voltage range 60–385 VDC; the correct pick for high-voltage banks.
BMV-712: low-voltage range with built-in Bluetooth; ideal for 12/24/48V low-voltage systems.
Choose the 700H when your bank voltage exceeds the 712's range; the 712 remains the better alternative for typical low-voltage systems.
Specifications
Product Details
Brand: Victron Energy
Model: BMV-700H
Product Type: Battery monitor with shunt & display
Voltage Range: 60–385 VDC
Display Readouts: % State of Charge, voltage, current, energy/time remaining
Relay: Programmable, can control a BatteryProtect or generator start
Connectivity: VE.Direct — add a Bluetooth Smart dongle (sold separately) for phone monitoring, or a GX device for worldwide VRM access
Use Cases
High-voltage lithium bank monitoring in off-grid and backup systems
Generator auto-start via the programmable relay
Remote monitoring via VRM with a GX device
Price Value & Deal Value
At $84.65 vs. $199.00, you save $114.35 (57% off). Apply coupon OUTPOST12 for an extra 12% at checkout, and enjoy free shipping on this order over $45.00.
Features
High-voltage monitoring from 60–385 VDC — ideal for 48V and high-voltage banks
Programmable relay plus VE.Direct connectivity for VRM remote monitoring — $84.65, 57% off $199.00
Extra 12% off with coupon OUTPOST12 and free shipping on this order
Connectivity: VE.Direct (Bluetooth dongle or GX device, sold separately)
Product Type: Battery monitor with shunt & display
Voltage Range: 60–385 VDC
Seller: PowerHaven Outpost
MPN: BMV-700H
Product Details
Know Your High-Voltage Bank, Everywhere
The BMV-700H delivers Victron's precision coulomb counting to 60–385 VDC systems, with programmable relay control and optional worldwide VRM monitoring through a GX device.
Purchase & Savings Snapshot
$84.65 sale price vs. $199.00 — save 57%
Extra 12% coupon: OUTPOST12
Free shipping over $45.00
Comparison: BMV Series
BMV-700H: 60–385 VDC, high-voltage banks, shunt in rated enclosure
BMV-712: low-voltage, built-in Bluetooth
Safety Note
High-voltage installation can be hazardous. Use a licensed professional and follow applicable electrical codes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I wire a BMV-700H in a high-voltage battery bank?
Install the supplied shunt in the negative battery lead — it comes in a special high-voltage enclosure — connect the monitor to the shunt and positive tap, and follow all applicable electrical codes. Professional installation is strongly recommended.
Can the BMV-700H monitor a 48V battery system?
Yes. Its 60–385 VDC range covers 48V and higher bank voltages up to 385 VDC.
BMV-700H vs BMV-712 — which should I buy?
Choose the 700H for banks above the 712's voltage range (60–385 VDC). The 712 is the better low-voltage option with built-in Bluetooth; the 700H requires a separate VE.Direct Bluetooth dongle for phone monitoring.
What is the current price and is there a deal?
It's on sale for $84.65, a 57% discount off the $199.00 compare-at price, with an extra 12% off using coupon OUTPOST12 and free shipping on orders over $45.00.
Where can I buy the BMV-700H online?
Buy it at PowerHaven Outpost — the current sale price, coupon promotion, and free shipping make it the most affordable offer for this model.
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b*****f
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Finally real SOC data on my 220V bank
I run a high-voltage battery bank for my off-grid workshop and this is the only monitor in this price range that handles up to 385VDC. The shunt was straightforward to wire and the display is readable across the room. Sync went perfectly on the first full charge.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
n***x
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Accurate and rock solid
Cross-checked against a calibrated meter several times and it's within a percent. Has been running nonstop for four months without a hiccup. Victron's documentation is excellent too.
★★★★★★★★★★4.0
q****k
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Great monitor, dated display
Functionally it's superb — voltage, current, consumed Ah, time remaining, all spot on. The screen looks very 2010s but honestly I don't stare at aesthetics when checking my batteries. Setup required reading the manual, which is fine.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
h*b
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Easy
Installed in under an hour, synced first try, readings match my charger exactly.
★★★★★★★★★★3.0
o**o
Works but pairing to VictronConnect was fiddly
The monitor itself is accurate and reliable, but getting it paired over Bluetooth through my separate GX device took some persistence. Once running, no complaints on the readings themselves.
★★★★★★★★★★4.0
s*r
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Excellent for high-voltage systems
Very few affordable monitors support 300V+ banks, and this one does it properly with a real shunt. Display cable length was adequate for my cabinet install. I'd have liked a longer cable, hence four stars.