I have good experience with active balancers. they all use the ETA chip, and max balance current can be set by the choice of the inductor,.
the standby current of these chips is extremely low,much lower than the usual BMS.
the standby current of these chips is extremely low,much lower than the usual BMS.
Why does the 6S 24V 15A BMS limit (and interrupt voltage supply) when I draw 20-24V 2A ? If I don't use the BMS there is no outtage in the voltage supply with this load
I use the following:
https://www.amazon.com/Battery-Protection-Lithium-Charging-Charger/dp/B07SJLNVP4/
https://eu.nkon.nl/sanyo-ur18650zm2-2600mah-8a.html?___SID=U
https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-100-240V-Transformers-Security-Computers/dp/B08Z7X9F1V
And the load is this BT amp board:
https://m.aliexpress.com/item/1005001773740895.html
Not sure I understand what the 15A means, i.e. per battery or added up for all batteries ?
https://www.amazon.com/Battery-Protection-Lithium-Charging-Charger/dp/B07SJLNVP4/
https://eu.nkon.nl/sanyo-ur18650zm2-2600mah-8a.html?___SID=U
https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-100-240V-Transformers-Security-Computers/dp/B08Z7X9F1V
And the load is this BT amp board:
https://m.aliexpress.com/item/1005001773740895.html
Not sure I understand what the 15A means, i.e. per battery or added up for all batteries ?
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You don't have a lithium charger. The board only provides protection, it doesn't manage charging. And the power adapter is just a voltage-regulated power brick. What you need is a 6S charger; here's one I found:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324355305254
As for why it would cut out under load; maybe you don't have it connected correctly? Maybe it's defective?
And, 15 amps is the current through all the batteries since they are in series.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324355305254
As for why it would cut out under load; maybe you don't have it connected correctly? Maybe it's defective?
And, 15 amps is the current through all the batteries since they are in series.