Supplier bms 13s 48v 20 30a 40a 50a 60a Lifepo4 Battery 13s 40a bms With NTC Balance same port
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- Supplier: Shenzhen Tuodatong Electronics Co. Ltd.
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Supplier bms 13s 48v 20 30a 40a 50a 60a Lifepo4 Battery 13s 40a bms With NTC Balance same port
Products Description
1. TDT-8253 BMS can be used for 3S-16S 12V-60V battery pack.
2. According to your requirements, it can be applied to Li-ion battery or LiFePO4 battery pack.
3. The main functions are: over-charging protection, over-discharging protection, over-current protection, short circuit protection, temperature protection, balance function etc.
4. According to your requirements, we can develop PCM of different sizes and structures.
Advantages:
1. It is "cascade" design, the same BMS can be used for any series of battery packs between 4S-16S, just need to cut off the redundant lines. (see the following picture for details)
2. The protection board is made of high quality MOS (such as Infineon MOS) and imported IC (Mitsumi) to keep your battery for a longer cycle life.
3. when with a high working current, the high quality aluminum alloy heat sink has a good heat dissipation function.
2. According to your requirements, it can be applied to Li-ion battery or LiFePO4 battery pack.
3. The main functions are: over-charging protection, over-discharging protection, over-current protection, short circuit protection, temperature protection, balance function etc.
4. According to your requirements, we can develop PCM of different sizes and structures.
Advantages:
1. It is "cascade" design, the same BMS can be used for any series of battery packs between 4S-16S, just need to cut off the redundant lines. (see the following picture for details)
2. The protection board is made of high quality MOS (such as Infineon MOS) and imported IC (Mitsumi) to keep your battery for a longer cycle life.
3. when with a high working current, the high quality aluminum alloy heat sink has a good heat dissipation function.
Product parameters
Product name: | 3s-16s 20A-40A Li-ion/lifepo4 bms with balancer |
Model: | TDT-8253 |
Size: | 90*60*10mm |
common Version : | common port for charge/discharge |
Customize | Any PCB from 4S to 16S lithium batteries with different current. |
MOQ: | 1pcs |
Delivery Time | 5-7 working days |
Packaging | bubble bag/box |
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FAQ
Q: How do I know what material or type my battery is?
A: Please look your battery body, if the normal voltage of your battery shows 3.2V, the battery is LiFePo4. If
Q: Is this BMS suit for my battery?
A: First, please confirm that how many series you cell is in your battery pack. The BMS you buy must be same series as your battery pack.Then please tell me how many Amps the working current needed. I will choose the best suitable one for you.
Q: What Amps should I choose for the BMS?
A: It depends on the motor power and controller current limit for electric vehicles. Such as less 250W choose 15A, less than 500W choose 20 A, less than 800W choose 30A. If more than 1000W, please discuss with me. Protection current cannot be less than controller current limit.
Q: What is the Common port and Separate port? what is the difference?
A: We take 10S 36V 20A BMS for example: Common port 20A means your charge cathode and discharge cathode are connected in the same point end (our P-), charge cathode and
discharge cathode are used in the common connection port, so the charge current and discharge current are same as 20A. Separate port is separately connected by charge cathode (our C-) and discharge cathode (our P-), so the charge current and discharge current are different, discharge current is 20A, charge current is 10A.
Q: The relationship between battery capacity and BMS current?
A: There is no direct relationship between battery capacity and BMS current, big capacity doesn't mean big current, but rely on continue current, that is to say if your engine is powerful, you should choose high current of BMS, it is not relied on battery capacity.
Q: How should I choose the right charger?
A: LiFePo4 battery charger voltage = number of battery strings X 3.6V,
Li-ion battery charger voltage = number of battery strings X 4.2V.
A: Please look your battery body, if the normal voltage of your battery shows 3.2V, the battery is LiFePo4. If
the normal voltage of your battery shows 3.6V or 3.7V, the battery is Li-ion or Li-polymer battery.
Q: Is this BMS suit for my battery?
A: First, please confirm that how many series you cell is in your battery pack. The BMS you buy must be same series as your battery pack.Then please tell me how many Amps the working current needed. I will choose the best suitable one for you.
Q: What Amps should I choose for the BMS?
A: It depends on the motor power and controller current limit for electric vehicles. Such as less 250W choose 15A, less than 500W choose 20 A, less than 800W choose 30A. If more than 1000W, please discuss with me. Protection current cannot be less than controller current limit.
Q: What is the Common port and Separate port? what is the difference?
A: We take 10S 36V 20A BMS for example: Common port 20A means your charge cathode and discharge cathode are connected in the same point end (our P-), charge cathode and
discharge cathode are used in the common connection port, so the charge current and discharge current are same as 20A. Separate port is separately connected by charge cathode (our C-) and discharge cathode (our P-), so the charge current and discharge current are different, discharge current is 20A, charge current is 10A.
Q: The relationship between battery capacity and BMS current?
A: There is no direct relationship between battery capacity and BMS current, big capacity doesn't mean big current, but rely on continue current, that is to say if your engine is powerful, you should choose high current of BMS, it is not relied on battery capacity.
Q: How should I choose the right charger?
A: LiFePo4 battery charger voltage = number of battery strings X 3.6V,
Li-ion battery charger voltage = number of battery strings X 4.2V.
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