SOC and SOH Percentage Cannot Be Greater Than 100
Validation Message
When attempting to save a record, the system may display the following message:
SOC and SOH Percentage cannot be greater than 100
This validation prevents incorrect battery percentage values from being saved.
What Are SOC and SOH?
SOC (State of Charge)
SOC represents the current battery charge level as a percentage.
Example:
SOH (State of Health)
SOH represents the overall condition of the battery as a percentage.
Example:
Why Does This Validation Appear?
SOC and SOH are percentage-based values.
Since percentage values cannot exceed 100%, the system validates the entered values before saving.
If either SOC or SOH is greater than 100, the system will stop the save operation and display the validation message.
Example of Invalid Entry
Incorrect Values
SOC = 120
SOH = 101
Result:
SOC and SOH Percentage cannot be greater than 100
The record will not be saved.
Valid Value Range
The allowed range for both fields is:
0 to 100
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Examples of valid values:
SOC = 45
SOH = 98
Resolution Steps
Step 1: Review SOC and SOH Values
Navigate to the section where SOC and SOH values are entered.
Check both fields carefully.
Step 2: Identify Values Greater Than 100
Verify whether either field contains a value above 100.
Example
SOC = 120
SOH = 101
These values are invalid.
Step 3: Check the Actual Battery Readings
Confirm the correct SOC and SOH percentages.
Step 4: Update the Values
Replace the incorrect values with actual percentages that are within the valid range.
Example
Plain Text
SOC = 90
SOH = 100
After correcting the values, click Save.
The record should save successfully without any validation error.