Balancer Connect Board (24s 4amp) (4874)

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The BALANCER CONNECT BOARD (24S 4AMP) (4874) is a lithium battery active balancer designed for multi-cell battery packs, commonly used in applications like electric vehicles, solar energy storage, and large-scale battery systems. Here's a detailed overview of its specifications and features:Features High Precision Balancing: Achieves voltage equalization with an accuracy of ±1mV, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of battery packs. Customizable Balance Current: Users can adjust the balance current between 1A to 4A through the app, accommodating various battery pack sizes and requirements. Automatic Drop Detection: Monitors and alerts for any voltage drops, indicating potential issues such as poor connections or cell imbalances. Comprehensive Battery Compatibility: Supports multiple battery chemistries, including NCM (Nickel Cobalt Manganese), LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate), and LTO (Lithium Titanate Oxide). Real-Time Monitoring: The accompanying mobile app provides real-time data on cell voltages, balancing status, and system alerts, enhancing user control and system diagnostics. Technical Specifications:- Voltage: Designed for 24-series battery packs Current Rating: 4A maximum Function: Balances and monitors individual cell voltages in battery packs Applications: Used in lithium-ion battery packs, energy storage, and EV systems Material: Durable, heat-resistant construction for reliable performance Features: Ensures optimal charge distribution and battery health Design: Compact, easy to integrate into battery management systems (BMS) The Balancer Connect Board (24S4AMP) is a balancing and connection solution designed for 24 series lithium-based battery packs. It supports 4A of current per cell for balancing, ensuring that all cells in the pack are at the same voltage level. This board helps to optimize the overall performance and longevity of the battery pack by actively redistributing energy from higher-voltage cells to lower-voltage cells, reducing the risk of overcharging or deep discharging individual cells. It is commonly used in high-power applications such as energy storage systems (ESS), electric vehicles, and other lithium-ion battery systems, improving safety, efficiency, and extending the battery's service life.