Victron Cerbo GX Boat Monitoring and Control - Product Review with Jeff Cote - Part 2 of 2

Part 1 looks at the different components of the system and how they work with your existing gear, and Part 2 provides some tips and tricks for the installation.
The Cerbo GX allows you to monitor and control the electrical system on your boat. Either remotely via the Victron Remote Management (VRM) portal on the boat via the GX Touch screen or your smartphone.
You can instantly monitor the battery state of charge, power consumption, power from solar panels, generator, and mains, or check tank levels and temperature measurements. Easily control the shore power input current limit, (auto)start/stop generator(s) or change any setting to optimize the system. Follow up on alerts, perform diagnostic checks and resolve challenges remotely. The Cerbo GX turns any power challenge into an effortless experience.
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[@jimduke5545]

Cerbo GX is awesome. My biggest challenge was running the HDMI from the Cerbo to the Touch 70-15 feet of cable extension.
The Touch 70 power comes from a simple 12v-USB power outlet (for now).

[@Bhombar]

Hi Jeff. Does Victron have any valid reasons for not showing more than one battery bank on the cerbo's screen? Is it not necessary to see house batteries and starter batteries on the same screen?