SmartShunt 2000A

The SmartShunt 2000A is an all-in-one battery monitor designed to track the condition of your battery bank. It measures key parameters such as state of charge, remaining autonomy, voltage, current, and history. Its distinguishing feature is the lack of a dedicated screen, using your smartphone or tablet as an interface via the VictronConnect app.

The main difference is that the SmartShunt has no built-in display or visual alarm, sound alarm, or programmable relay functions, unlike the BMV-712. The SmartShunt uses the VictronConnect app on your smartphone or tablet for display and configuration.

The SmartShunt 2000A can measure currents up to 2000 amperes.

The SmartShunt 2000A operates on an input voltage range of 6.5 to 70 VDC.

No, the SmartShunt 2000A does not have an integrated display. It uses your smartphone or tablet as a display via the VictronConnect app, connected via Bluetooth.

The SmartShunt 2000A monitors the following information:

State of charge (SoC)Remaining autonomy (time before discharge)Battery voltageCharge/discharge currentDetailed historical dataIt can also monitor the voltage of a second battery, the mid-point voltage of a battery bank, or temperature (with an optional sensor).

The dimensions of the SmartShunt 2000A are 68 mm (height) x 168 mm (width) x 100 mm (depth).

The shunt connection bolts on the SmartShunt 2000A are M10 type (0.3937 inch).

The SmartShunt 2000A can operate within a temperature range of -40°C to +50°C.

Yes, the SmartShunt 2000A stores trend data for 46 days, including battery voltage, current, state of charge (SoC %), and auxiliary input (battery temperature, midpoint deviation, or starter battery voltage).

Current measurement accuracy is ± 0.4 % and voltage measurement accuracy is ± 0.3 %.

The SmartShunt 2000A has an IP21 protection rating.

For a basic installation, follow these steps:

Connect the battery's negative terminal to the BATTERY MINUS terminal on the SmartShunt. Connect the DC system's negative terminal to the SYSTEM MINUS terminal on the SmartShunt. Connect the power cable between the battery's positive terminal and the Vbatt+ terminal on the SmartShunt.

The SmartShunt 2000A comes with two cables fitted with a 1 A fuse. These cables are for the positive connection ('+') and the starter battery or mid-point connection.

To monitor the voltage of a second battery, connect a power cable between the positive terminal of that second battery and the Aux terminal of the SmartShunt. The negative terminal of the second battery must be connected to the SYSTEM MINUS terminal of the SmartShunt.

To connect a temperature sensor (Victron part number ASS000100000, not included), connect the red wire of the sensor to terminal B1 of the SmartShunt and the black wire to terminal B2. The sensor must be connected to the battery's positive terminal. The included red power cables are not used for this function.

After installation, download the VictronConnect app on your smartphone or tablet and connect to the SmartShunt via Bluetooth. You will then need to set the battery capacity, the auxiliary input function (if used), and the charged voltage setting. Additional settings are required for lithium batteries.

Yes, the SmartShunt 2000A is compatible with Victron GX devices (such as the Color Control GX or the Cerbo GX) via a VE.Direct connection, enabling integration into a broader energy management system and remote monitoring via the VRM portal.

The mobile application used to interact with the SmartShunt 2000A is VictronConnect, available for smartphones and tablets. It allows you to read all monitored parameters and configure the device via Bluetooth.

The typical range of a Bluetooth signal is 10 to 15 meters, but it can be reduced by the presence of electrically conductive elements (such as a metal chassis or seawater). To improve range or bypass these limitations, you can add a VE.Direct Bluetooth dongle (ASS030536011) to the system and disable the SmartShunt's Bluetooth.