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RICH SOLAR 500 Amp Battery Monitor with Shunt | 8~120V 500A Battery Monitor with Shunt | Accurate Battery Status Monitor | Easy to Use

BY: RICH SOLAR | SKU: RS-BM500 Availability: In Stock
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RICH SOLAR 500 Amp Battery Monitor with Shunt | 8~120V 500A Battery Monitor with Shunt | Accurate Battery Status Monitor | Easy to Use

The RICH SOLAR 500 Amp Battery Monitor with Shunt offers precise real-time insight into your battery system’s performance. Designed for 8V to 120V systems, this high-accuracy meter helps you track voltage, current, power consumption, and state of charge. Whether you're managing off-grid solar batteries or maintaining an RV setup, this easy-to-use monitor ensures you always know the true status of your battery bank. The included 500A shunt enables accurate measurement without interrupting your power flow.

RICH SOLAR 500 Amp Battery Monitor with Shunt | 8~120V 500A Battery Monitor Features

Wide Voltage Range Monitoring (8V–120V)

Supports a broad input range, making it compatible with a variety of battery systems—12V, 24V, 48V, and more.

High Current Accuracy (Up to 500A)

Includes a 500A precision shunt to measure current flow accurately, even in large battery systems.

Real-Time Data Display

The LCD screen displays voltage, current, power (W), energy (Ah), and battery state of charge (SOC) in real time.

Battery Health & Capacity Insights

Tracks remaining capacity and usage to help optimize charge cycles and prevent over-discharge.

Alarm Function for Protection

Configurable low and high voltage alarms help prevent battery damage and alert you to critical system events.

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RICH SOLAR 500 Amp Battery Monitor with Shunt | 8~120V 500A Battery Monitor Applications

  • Off-Grid Battery Monitoring – Ideal for keeping track of solar battery banks and ensuring system efficiency.
  • RV and Camper Systems – Allows travelers to see real-time energy usage and remaining battery life on the road.
  • Marine Power Monitoring – Monitors battery performance in boats and yachts, supporting both propulsion and house systems.
  • Backup Systems and Cabins – Keeps you informed on critical battery status for emergency or off-grid installations.
  • DIY Solar Installations – A must-have tool for hobbyists and professionals looking to maximize battery longevity.
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What's Included

Everything you need is included with your product.

  • 1 x RICH SOLAR 500A Battery Monitor
  • User Manual
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RICH SOLAR 500 Amp Battery Monitor with Shunt | 8~120V 500A Battery Monitor Specifications

Category Specifications
Model RS-BM500
Battery Voltage Range 8-120V
Working Dissipation 10mA
Standby Dissipation 1mA
Capacity Accuracy ±1.0%
Voltage Accuracy ±1.0%
Current Accuracy ±1.0%
Backlight On Current 80mA
Capacity Setting Value 0-500A
Current Range: 0.1-9999Ah

Installation and Wiring-Overview

The RS-BM500 shunt should be mounted as close to the battery as possible, and the remote display is intended to be mounted on a wall.

Recommended Tools

  • Wrench
  • Drill
  • Jigsaw
  • 2 ring terminals of appropriate size for battery cable
  • Crimp tool for ring terminals

Installation

  1. Before doing anything, disconnect all wires from the negative side of the battery.
  2. Cut the negative cable for the battery and crimp on new ring terminals. Alternatively, use a new wire of appropriate gauge to carry the full current demand of your system.
  3. Install the shunt as shown in the wiring diagram above. (Note: The negative terminal of the battery must connect directly to the “B-" side of the shunt, and there should be no other connections to the negative terminal of the battery for accurate measurements.)
  4. Use the B+ wire included in the package to connect the B+ terminal of the shunt to the positive side of the battery. (Note: Do not stack smaller terminals under large ones.)
  5. Connect the shunt to the remote display using the included shielded cable.

Mounting the Remote Display

  1. Plan the location of your remote display and keep in mind there is a cable that needs to route all the way to the shunt. 
  2. Drill a hole in the center of the planned location and use the jigsaw to cut a hole according to the following picture.
  3. Connect the shielded cable to the shunt and route it such that you can bring it through the hole.
  4. Connect the shielded cable to the remote and snap the remote into place.

Basic Setup

  1. Before doing anything, disconnect all wires from the negative side of the battery.
  2. Cut the negative cable for the battery and crimp on new ring terminals. Alternatively, use a new wire of appropriate gauge to carry the full current demand of your system.
  3. Install the shunt as shown in the wiring diagram above. Note: The negative terminal of the battery must connect directly to the “B-" side of the shunt, and there should be no other connections to the negative terminal of the battery for accurate measurements.
  4. Use the B+ wire included in the package to connect the B+ terminal of the shunt to the positive side of the battery. Note: Do not stack smaller terminals under large ones.
  5. Connect the shunt to the remote display using the included shielded cable.
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Frequently-Asked Questions

Can this monitor work with lithium batteries?

Yes. It works with LiFePO4, AGM, GEL, and flooded batteries—as long as the system voltage is between 8V and 120V.

Does it require calibration?

No. The unit is factory-calibrated and ready to use out of the box with the included shunt.

How do I connect it to my battery bank?

Connect the shunt between the battery negative terminal and system load. The monitor plugs into the shunt using the included cables.

Can it store energy usage data?

Yes. It tracks energy usage over time (Ah and Wh), helping you monitor trends and optimize power use.