Not too recent without taking the seat out...
Setup is pretty much as it was, only thing that's changed since the start of this thread, we had a Planar diesel heater fitted last year which I didn't wire in. I need to double check the wiring on that but from memory the display/control panel is a permanent drain but we're only talking 0.1Amp, nowhere near enough to flatten it in a week.
Setup is the Renogy DC-DC, Renogy 100AH lithium battery and the Renogy monitor screen (which plugs directly into the battery):
The Renogy Monitoring Screen for Smart Lithium Battery Series is a high precision meter designed for Smart Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries in off-grid energy storage systems.
uk.renogy.com
No BM2's but I'm getting my battery monitoring info between the battery charger stats, Renogy monitor and Smart Protect...
All the loads (potentially except the heater, will check) are connected to a fuse box with the Smart Battery Protect in the middle.
Interestingly, the mains charger starting voltage for the charge cycle shows as 11.20v so it certainly managed to drop below 11.5v... that suggests if the Smart Protect did its job and cut off at 11.5v...something else carried on draining it but that can only be the heater display.
That doesn't explain how it got down to 11.5v in the first place from a fully charged battery. We've had this heater setup in the van for a good year I would say and the battery has never been drained.
Will take another look at the wiring now and report back.
I hadn't that BT-2 module for the DC-Dc charger, would be useful to get more info beyond the LED's. I had just clocked this on their site though, looks like a new monitor that can do it all...looks like it has some voltage limiting capabilities so might let you kill the solar charging to get the full 50A from the alternator whilst driving without a cut-off switch.
The Renogy Monitoring Screen is a high precision meter designed for DC-DC MPPT Series on board battery chargers.
uk.renogy.com
Plugs into the charger rather than the battery like the BT-2, may be worth upgrading the current display to this but need to see exactly what it can do.