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Victron SmartShunt 500A/50MV IP65 Bluetooth Battery Monitor
Victron Energy
The Victron SmartShunt 500A is a battery monitor without a display: it sends state of charge, time-to-go, and history to your phone or tablet over Bluetooth through the VictronConnect app. It is the lowest-clutter way to know what your batteries are really doing, and it can also connect to a Victron GX device over VE.Direct.
Who it’s for
- Boats with a house bank where a voltmeter alone isn’t telling the whole story
- Lithium and AGM owners who want accurate state of charge
- Helms with no room for another display
Key features
- 500A / 50mV shunt
- IP65 rated
- Bluetooth to the VictronConnect app
- State of charge, time-to-go, and historical data
- VE.Direct port for GX device integration
Why a shunt monitor?
- Voltage lies under load. A battery’s voltage drops while it’s working and rises while charging, so a voltmeter can’t give an accurate state of charge. A shunt counts every amp-hour in and out.
- Everything goes through the shunt. All loads and charge sources must connect on the load side of the shunt’s negative, or the numbers will be wrong. See our battery monitoring guide.
Related: battery and power · lithium house bank guide
Before ordering
Confirm the 500A rating covers your peak current, your system voltage and bank configuration, cable and terminal sizes, and whether you need a VE.Direct cable. Prefer a panel display? See the BMV-712.
What you're getting
Brand: Victron Energy
Part Number: SHU065150050
Fulfillment: Ships from a U.S. marine distribution warehouse
Warranty: Manufacturer warranty terms vary by brand and product
Shipping & returns
Shipping options and charges are shown at checkout. Orders normally ship from a U.S. distribution warehouse. Manufacturer warranty eligibility and claim procedures vary by brand; review the manufacturer’s current terms before ordering. Questions can be sent to support@sonarkmarine.com.
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