Lithium 12 volt battery Is there a clear leader?
Stick the battery in Connect the wires And the battery has a management system built in Is there a favorite?
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Mex I'm sure it is controlled on the individual cell level to some degree how ever the manufacture has it programmed with their bms. 100ah (12v) contains 4 cells.
Here an example of cell SOC tracking/ resetting of my 500ah batteries (20 cells).
This is an email response from Elite GBS... The EMS system has a minimum recorded resolution of +/- 0.5A so any current below that level is not accounted for. The system could be setup for a finer resolution, but the shunt value would have to be reduced which reduces the systems maximum current capability.
The system will reset the capacity to 100% whenever the pack voltage reaches 3.49 to 3.52 V/cell on average, depending on how it was programmed, and the pack current must be negative (charging) and typically under 35A and then it will set the capacity to 100%. Again, these are all firmware variables so it's possible your system was programmed differently. You should continue charging after this point until the battery truly is full to have the reference point of 100% be correct.
If you have many small loads that are not accounted for then you would occasionally need to re-sync the pack with 100%. The frequency at which you have to do this will vary depending on your application and usage.
Here an example of cell SOC tracking/ resetting of my 500ah batteries (20 cells).
This is an email response from Elite GBS... The EMS system has a minimum recorded resolution of +/- 0.5A so any current below that level is not accounted for. The system could be setup for a finer resolution, but the shunt value would have to be reduced which reduces the systems maximum current capability.
The system will reset the capacity to 100% whenever the pack voltage reaches 3.49 to 3.52 V/cell on average, depending on how it was programmed, and the pack current must be negative (charging) and typically under 35A and then it will set the capacity to 100%. Again, these are all firmware variables so it's possible your system was programmed differently. You should continue charging after this point until the battery truly is full to have the reference point of 100% be correct.
If you have many small loads that are not accounted for then you would occasionally need to re-sync the pack with 100%. The frequency at which you have to do this will vary depending on your application and usage.
