Battery Capacity Tester Module
battery capacity tester module – external load 1.2-12v , 18650
battery capacity tester module – external load 1.2-12v , 18650
The following is the reference storage we provide according to the 18650 battery, for reference only.
The following is the reference storage we provide according to the 18650 battery, for reference only.
A Battery Management System, or BMS for short, is used to protect your battery during charging and discharging. During charging, the BMS will monitor the voltage of all of your cells and balance the cell groups to ensure they are charged equally. During discharging, the BMS will monitor the voltage of all of the cells, as well as the entire pack voltage and the discharge current. If the BMS determines that any of its preset limits have been passed, such as the battery draining too low or an unsafe amount of current being pulled from the battery, the BMS will cut power to the battery to protect it from damage.
This 3s BMS is fairly easy to install, but will require that you are decent with a soldering iron to add the charge/discharge/balance wires. You should use fairly heavy gauge wires for the charge/discharge wires, while very small wires can be used for the balance wires as they carry much less current.
The wiring diagram for this BMS is shown below, and you can read an article showing you how to install a BMS on your kit. Please make sure you read the instructions in that article so you can install your BMS properly. Note: Be sure to use sufficiently thick wires for B+, B-, P+ and P- to carry the current that your device requires.
Note: this BMS is designed for lithium-ion cells, and will not work for LiFePO4 cells.
The Battery Charger Protection Board is a 3S 10A board. Lithium Batteries BMS with 10.8V rated voltage for polymer battery, 11.1V 18650, or 3.7V lithium battery rated voltage and 12.6V lithium battery can be charged. And discharge 10A (referring to the maximum discharge current limit) Lithium battery protection board also comes with over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, and short circuit protection. A battery pack built together with a battery management system with an external communication data bus is a smart battery pack. A smart battery pack must be charged by a smart battery charger.